Sentence examples for capacity is extended from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere at the Gardens, in Saints' last match there before the Sturtridge Pavilion is knocked down and the capacity is extended to 15,500, will be as intense as it was when Leicester pitched up at this stage last year.

The vibrational, solid heat capacity was extended to higher temperatures to judge additional contributions to the experimental heat capacity from other large-amplitude motion or latent heat during the quantitative thermal analysis of semi-crystalline P3HB.

Even though it is assumed that the observed event will only occur sporadically in the future, the flood relief system's discharge capacity was extended to approx. 11.5 m3/s (also referring to the plant's design storage level of 15 m).

In conjunction with the modal shapes of the composite structures determined from the finite element analysis, the specific damping capacity was extended to characterize the corresponding modal damping of the composite rods and plates.

The orthopaedic department at Gjøvik performed elective orthopaedic procedures until 2007, when the capacity was extended to include acute admissions of patients with hip fracture.

an incinerator for hospital waste (HW) that began activity in 1991 (stack height 39 m., capacity 7,500 Nm/h), the authorized capacity was extended to 9, 500 Nm/h in 1997 and to 12,500 Nm/h in 1999.

The total vibrational heat capacity, being the sum of the group and skeletal heat capacities, was extended to higher temperatures and analysed further.

The MMF fairness is firstly designed based on the homogenous scenario where every link holds the same transmission capacity; then it is extended to the heterogeneous scenario where different links have different transmission capacity.

The capacity of transformer T3 is extended to 6 MW accordingly.

To address this need, in this paper a recently developed mechanics based segmental approach for predicting the shear capacity of reinforced concrete (RC) beams is extended and applied to reinforced geopolymer concrete beams without stirrups.

The method is extended to hydrofluoroolefins (HFO) and excellent predictions of heat capacities are obtained.