Sentence examples for capacity off from inspiring English sources

AWS also says the Storage Gateway was an easy way to pick up a little extra computing capacity off EC2, Amazon's cloud-based servers offering, using the data that companies have already loaded into AWS.

KeySpan could then offer its own capacity in the auction at a price so high it knew it would not be accepted; by keeping its capacity off the market, it assured that the market price would rise and it would make money through the Morgan Stanley deal with Astoria.

If war is politics by other means, and we have effectively taken the use of our full military capacity off the table, it is time that we have a real discussion about the implications of this for our foreign policy and how we engage in the world.

The final selection of the number of features used for predicting morbidity was therefore made trading discrimination capacity off against model complexity on the bootstrap samples of testing data (that is, on data not employed in the training process).

Results have shown that the diurnal variation of wind speed does not affect the size of wind turbine, but strongly influences the storage capacity of off-grid wind power plants.

At other times, the agency keeps some operating capacity off-line as a reserve, so it can meet sudden increases in demand, he explained.

Jarvis is a fantastic asset to the British A1GP entry in many ways, and although he now signs off this season to concentrate on his DTM commitments, he will still be very much a part of the team in an official capacity off-track until the end of the season, and I'm sure British fans will see him back in the cockpit in the new Ferrari car next season.

Cool storage technology is an effective means of shifting peak electrical loads by storing cooling capacity during off-peak time.

A reversible fuel cell can take advantage of excess electrical grid capacity during off-peak hours to produce hydrogen fuel, to be utilized later during periods of high electrical demand [5, 6].

Successive restructuring had expanded audience capacity, cut off the forestage and pushed the actors behind the proscenium.

Since Sept. 11, KLM, one of Europe's largest airlines, has cut seating capacity, laid off 2,500 employees and cut fares in Europe 25percentt.