Sentence examples for capacity of stage from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that the capacity of stage I has been ran out, thereby only the capability of E-EPP provides static voltage control requirements.

The purpose of duplication is to balance the capacity of stages, increase the overall shop floor capacity, reduce, if not eliminate, the impact of bottleneck stages and so on.

KTPMalawi has specifically focused on building the capacity of early stage researchers, implementers and policymakers who have long-term interest in knowledge translation and evidence-informed health policy in Malawi.

The capacity of mild (stage 1) hypertension (140 159/90 99 mmHg) to modulate vWF levels is inconclusive, with an increase in vWF concentration reported by some [ 8], but not by others [ 9]. vWF is a multimeric protein, where ultra-large multimers >10,000 kDa have greater thrombogenic potential compared to low molecular weight vWF multimers [ 10].

Since it arrived in a burst of glitter eight years ago, best friends Amy Zing and Glynfamous have turned their event from makeshift east London disco into a lavish, 3,000-capacity megamix of stage shows, live music (Little Mix! The Vengaboys!) and interactive rambunctiousness.

Compared to that of coolers with common gas supply, such design presents higher flexibility in distribution of cooling capacity of the stages and allows an easier adjustment of dc-flow.

If the Giro was a test of Northern Ireland's capacity to stage international events, it passed; just as it did in recent years in hosting the G8 summit in Fermanagh, the Irish Open golf in Portrush and the MTV awards in Belfast.

Presepsin reveals valuable diagnostic capacity for stages of sepsis severity compared to PCT, IL-6, CRP, and WBC in patients being treated on an internal ICU.

European Rugby Cup organisers are sticking to their rule which decrees a host club must have a minimum capacity of 15,000 to stage a Heineken Cup quarter-final but the Saints, the first unbeaten English club to emerge from the pool stages since Leicester in 2003, will still fancy downing Ulster, whether it be at Milton Keynes or elsewhere.

Considering a very small cooling capacity of the second stage of the cryocooler around 4.2 K, the conduction heat loss is not negligible.

A thermosiphon between the first and second stages of a cryocooler can reduce the cool-down time of a conduction-cooled superconducting magnet by using the large cooling capacity of the first stage.