Sentence examples for capacity integrated from inspiring English sources

A customized X-ray Computed Tomography system with a 50 kN axial force capacity integrated load frame, enabling full scanning under load, is utilized for accurate 3D in-situ measurements of crack geometry in composite Double Cantilever Beam specimens and Open Hole Tension specimens.

In 2013, newly added wind power generation capacity is as high as 16.09 GW and the cumulative capacity integrated with power grid has reached 91.4 GW.

All sectors heavily capitalized, with spare capacity; integrated and comprehensive systems of transport and power.

Multiple factors such as tissue tropism, duration of gene expression, vector gene carrying capacity, integrating or non-integrating nature of the vector, toxicity and safety of vector etc. dictate the choice of vector for clinical application of gene therapy.

Adaptive capacity integrates local knowledge, skills, and traditions at all levels and illustrates that although "disease is a biological condition … it exists within a human and social context" (Yacoob and Whiteford 1995).

In contrast, under reduced autophagy conditions (lower panels) both low and high tBid conditions induced similar relative ROS production levels for WT and the 2SA mutant as before, albeit at higher levels, further indicating that autophagy capacity integrates with apoptosis signaling.

Rarely are capacity issues integrated from the beginning of a relationship as part of the overall grant discussion.

At Kizildere a single-flash power plant with 20.4 MWe installed capacity is integrated with a factory producing liquid CO2 and dry-ice.

Most European countries have introduced some kind of forced integration in their migration and integration legislation, where migrants have to show a willingness and capacity to integrate in order to stay in the country and have equal rights (Wallace Goodman, 2010).

The capacity of health service organizations, both large and small, to effectively implement complex interventions is dependent on their capacity to integrate these in divisions of labor, and specific organizational settings.

This criterion reflects the capacity to integrate refugees.