Sentence examples for capacity outputs from inspiring English sources

A second empirical diagnosis function is defined to compare methane flow rate measurements against a reference value of maximum capacity (outputs between (0,1]).

An inventory of the capacity outputs in the CT outcomes areas is compiled from the cCPAP, AWPs and M&E framework documents (annex 6).

The case for waiting, following the central bank's previous move, in November when it tugged down its main lending rate from 0.5% to 0.25%, was that a burgeoning recovery would gradually start to counter disinflationary forces by eroding excess capacity (output at the end of last year was 2% lower than its peak in early 2008).

(3) The developed system has a broader range of capacity output (from 17% to 100%) than that of an AC variable frequency control system (from 48%too 104%).

A method is proposed for exploiting the superior performance of large compressors by accumulating their high cooling capacity output in a phase change material (PCM), reducing the number of on/off cycles.

First, unlike conventional batteries, power output is independent from energy storage capacity—output depends on the size of the fuel cell stack, while the energy storage capacity depends on the size of the electrolyte tanks.

Consequently, the economy has been running at well below its full-capacity output, which is what all the businesses and workers in the country could supply if they were going full out.

N/HMPs attitude to research and evidence-based medicine could also be a result of current educational provision in N/HMP, with a lack of commitment to developing research capacity and outputs [ 35, 47, 48].

Product Product yield Days Per day capacity Annual output (100%% capacity) 1 Dried chunks 45%% 180 50 4050.

The purpose of this study was to develop a position decoder circuit (PDC) with a capacity to output the digital address and analog pulse of one interacted channel from numerous PET outputs.

Because cross-shareholdings protect parts companies from takeover, the industry cannot readily shrink capacity as output falls.