Sentence examples for capacity lay from inspiring English sources

In each case he reported that the effective "channel capacity" lay between five and nine choices.

Second, according to one estimate in early 2003, 21% of manufacturing capacity lay unused after the investment splurge of the mid-1990s.

Swathes of production capacity lie idle.

Almost all the world's spare capacity lies in Saudi Arabia.

"In the face of such complex problems, it is difficult to see where the capacity lies to address these challenges".

Entrepreneurs will see little reason to invest in extra plant and machinery when so much existing capacity lies idle.

If the grid cannot handle a shipment from the cheapest available generator, users must buy from a more expensive source, while cheaper generating capacity lies idle.

But too much of excess capacity lies in North America and Europe, where too many producers are producing too many cars and selling them at too little profit.

New cargo facilities almost doubling the old airport's capacity lie at the end of one of the few stretches of real motorway in the country.

In no other commodity market, be that for bananas or bauxite, would a major producer leave lots of spare capacity lying around for a rainy day.

As telecoms firms recover from the over-exuberance of the past few years, everyone wants to cut costs and there is a lot of spare capacity lying around.