Sentence examples for capacity for existing from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Chimerine, consulting economist for Mastercard International, estimated that 75percentto80percentcent of the increase in total credit lines reflected the issuance of new cards -- for which no reliable count exists -- rather than expanded capacity for existing card holders.

In the grid, high voltage DC (HVDC) can increase the capacity for existing corridors, interconnect grids that are not mutually synchronised and enhance energy efficiency both at generation and at end use.

Smaller man could mean smaller vehicles, either smaller highway rights of way or greater capacity for existing highways, easier provision for off-street parking... Similar benefits of smaller human size become apparent in buildings.

Substituting new distributed production capacity for existing capacity negatively impacts asset utilization, a key performance metric.

Last year, AT&T said it planned to use the spectrum for mobile broadcasts or to provide more capacity for existing services.

Therefore strengthening the capacity for existing HFs including equipping HFs with adequate materials and skills and motivated health personnel might strengthen the health service provision system in general, and in relation to IPTp-SP [ 16].

The user needs to be careful; the misuse of default-hinge properties may lead to unreasonable displacement capacities for existing structures.

SSE's Mr Marchant added that the government "can reduce this risk significantly by taking swift action to provide much greater clarity on its electricity market reforms and bringing forward capacity payments for existing plants from 2018 to 2014".

What is known as License B, offering the biggest capacity for an existing wireless company as opposed to a newcomer, has drawn the highest bids.

In addition, we propose a simplified method based on equivalent linearization to design the required amount of BRB and elastic SF capacity for retrofitting existing RC buildings.

Fried says the members are ready, with sufficient capacity for the existing demand and for the forecasted increases in cargo traffic.