Sentence examples for capacity setting from inspiring English sources

Figure 10 shows the Pareto front of the multi-objective optimization problem for discrete DG capacity settings over non-discrete DG capacity setting with both fixed and variable cost.

Basically, the Pareto front for the problem with discrete DG capacity settings does not show a clear difference from that with non-discrete DG capacity setting.

Pausanias went out again to Byzantium "in a private capacity," setting himself up as a tyrant to intrigue with Persia, but he was again recalled and starved to death after having taken sanctuary in the temple of Athena of the Brazen House in Sparta.

The results show that all factors including shield's stiffness, load capacity, setting pressure, characteristics of yield valve during yielding, and mining technique (shearer's coal cutting, shield advance, and shield load cycle) together determine the final load capacity of shield and its supporting quality.

The first one was full to capacity, setting the standard for those that followed.

In a high capacity environment, this decontextualization is perhaps less egregious; however, in a low capacity setting, where the intervention possibility curve is elastic and small changes in capacity can have a huge effect on project timelines, this can lead to the formulation of very unrealistic policy goals.

As is the notion that humans have a limited capacity set by a genetic code.

We will continue work on all the shortlisted locations, so that the timetable for more capacity set out by Sir Howard is met.

But the bar was at the 249-person capacity set by the local fire code, and instead of having them get in line -- as he used to -- the managing partner, Mario Steriti, jotted down their cellphone numbers and told them to move on and wait for his call.

In his book The Carbon Crunch, Helm argues that government should have a technology-neutral approach to new renewables generation capacity; set a carbon floor price that meets the carbon budget constraints and makes coal pay for the pollution it causes; and have a far bigger budget for research and development in potentially disruptive technologies such as graphene and next-generation solar.

Also this year: MCI quadruples the capacity set aside for the Internet backbone.