Sentence examples for capacity is suitable from inspiring English sources

Ergodic capacity is suitable for the best-effort services with no delay constraint, and the EE problems for different systems with ergodic capacity were considered in [1,16].

Moreover, the pre-test checked, for example, whether sound was available and whether the Internet capacity was suitable.

We perform first-order calculation and found that the miniaturized MFC can be heated to the target temperature within several minutes due to its low heat capacity, which is suitable for characterizing the effect of temperature on MFCs, while macroscale MFCs takes much longer time (supporting materials).

Compared to the other two capacity measures, the outage capacity is more suitable for constant-rate real-time services under a block-fading channel model [15].

An optimum content of Si has been determined with taking into account that high irreversible capacity is not suitable for practical application in lithium-ion batteries.

Unlike the conventional capacities of wireless ad hoc networks, the random access transport capacity is a suitable metric to measure the overall throughput of the transmitting nodes in a decentralized wireless network.

For a hybrid system on the islands surrounding Hong Kong, a battery bank with an energy storage capacity of 3 days is suitable for ensuring the desired LPSP of 1%, and a LPSP of 0% can be achieved with a battery bank of 5 days storage capacity.

The study assumed the capacity of 50 kg/day which is suitable for small scale users/farm families.

Compared with traditional DNA sequences (about 200 600 bp) the 2D code has larger information capacity and adjustable size, which is suitable for direct labeling of samples.

Discharge plasma technology for hydrogen production is of fast response, large capacity, small scale and portability, which is suitable for automobiles and ships.

The results indicate that halloysite nanotubes have a high loading capacity for Ru bpy 32+ and that dopamine is suitable for the preparation of modified electrodes.