Sentence examples for capacity of which from inspiring English sources

An important branch of the chemical industry is oil refining, the production capacity of which currently exceeds domestic oil requirements.

A significant amount of electrical power in Argentina is generated through hydroelectric stations, the total capacity of which has increased exponentially since the early 1970s.

There is more to this than finding tenants for the stadium, the capacity of which looks sure to be cut after the games.

So we have something like 330 gigawatts of generating capacity of which 200 and something 202, 2003 is coal, but the maximum of electricity that we have been able to sell at any given time is 164 gigawatts.

Self-healing capacity, of which the inspiration comes from biological systems, is significant for restoring the mechanical properties of materials by autonomically repairing damages.

In addition, for certain configurations, it is easy to derive upper bound solutions, the load bearing capacity of which are far less than those predicted in EC3.

Econometrics is one discipline where probabilities are used to measure causal capacities, and the technology of modern physics also provides several examples of testing capacities, of which lasers are just one instance.

At this stage of the war women began to be invited to serve in a range of capacities, of which nursing was one.

For Green, this object will be sought because "its desirableness … is a fulfilment of the capacities of which a man is conscious in being conscious of himself" (PE 193).

There are also plans to extend the life of the polar research vessel Nathaniel B. Palmer, commissioned in 1992, the icebreaking capacities of which allow it to operate in the Antarctic.

These low interest rates fuelled extra borrowing capacity, some of which fed into house prices.