Sentence examples for capacity provision from inspiring English sources

However, at present we lack a global picture of conservation capacity provision and global priorities for capacity development in the conservation sector are unclear.

Our approach is based on an iterative survivable routing (ISR) scheme that utilizes a capacity provision matrix and processes demands sequentially using different demand scheduling policies.

The report said: "The worsening crowding levels show that capacity provision is not coping with rising levels of passenger demand, which has been the case in London and a number of other cities".

The study is based on a "before and after" survey of container train capacity provision and load factors, with the "before" survey taking place in 2007 and the "after" survey in 2012.

Resource commitments should, however, recognise that capacity provision as well as capacity development is appropriate in some cases, in order to get programmes underway.

Resource commitments should, however, recognize that capacity provision, as well as capacity development, is appropriate in some cases to get programmes underway.

He also investigates the design of metropolitan and wide area networks combining optical and electronic networking technologies, including topological design, capacity provisioning, and adaptive routing.

This research shows that the DSM based design rules including the new inelastic reserve bending capacity provisions in AISI S100 can be used to predict the section moment capacities of both screw-fastened and welded hollow flange beam sections conservatively.

This study considers the development of open-hole capacity provisions and experimentally investigates the net section rupture limit state of GFRP plates having both a single gage line and staggered-hole arrangements in order to assess the open-hole capacity of pultruded GFRP plates.

An individual data center will have up to 102 Tbps capacity provisioned to it.

Decoupling coverage and capacity provisioning could make it easier to deploy and manage a large number of small cells.