Sentence examples for capacity of generating from inspiring English sources
Rosatom of Russia will build Turkey's first nuclear power station, a $20 billion plant that will also have an installed capacity of generating 4,800 megawatts.
More importantly, mechanistic models proved their capacity of generating more precise and comprehensive designs but still need to overcome their lack of calibration and validation, and overparameterization.
The capacity of generating singlet oxygen of ZnPc4 after being loaded in the Aurod@pNIPAAm-PEGMA nanogel was measured, and the in vitro PDT was also studied.
Moreover, the generation curve of ZnPc4-loaded Aurod@pNIPAAm-PEGMA nanogels was similar with that of pure ZnPc4, demonstrating that the capacity of generating 1O2 of ZnPc4 was hardly affected after being loaded in Aurod@pNIPAAm-PEGMA nanogels.
It has a capacity of generating electricity of more than 5000 MW from geothermal and 10,000 MW from wind (Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) 2011) and an average potential of 5.26 kWh per square meter per day from high solar energy (Ministry of Water and Energy (MoWE) 2011).
We therefore assessed the growth potential of minipig embryonic skin precursors, the capacity of generating integrity skin and the possible safe window time for prevention of teratoma risk after transplantion of minipig embryonic skin precursors.
Furthermore, the benefits of ethnic entrepreneurship accrue from social bonds in a cultural network, which create flexible ways to attract personnel and capital and the capacity of generate market niches for specific cultural goods (e.g., music and food).
Likewise, (A1m) enforces that the generated power plus the power bought through call options cannot be higher than the total capacity of the generating units.
Yet it is difficult not to despair of Chambers' capacity for generating trouble.
Capacity of each generating unit is paid according to its effective contribution to overall system reliability.
CONCLUSIONS: caTLR4 increases the CTL-inducing capacity of DC generating a lytic response specific for the accompanying antigen.
