Sentence examples for capacity spread from inspiring English sources

This institutionalizes a significant level of excess capacity spread in small increments throughout decision factories.

If it recommends the deal it will create a global steelmaker with 120 million tonnes of production capacity spread across the globe.

FPL, based in Juno Beach, Fla., is a major electric utility holding company with about 39,000 megawatts of generating capacity spread over 27 states and Canada, serving about 4.5 million customers.

It is important to mention that no one African country has the full capacity for all the components of the products value chain (Table 1), reinforcing the value of continental network with the critical mass of institutions with capacity spread across the innovation value chain [ 3, 20, 28].

Condor acts as a central optimizing and scheduling brain that manages the process, figuring out where there is underutilized computing capacity, spreading the software to do the processing around the gang of computers and sending out the units of work for processing.

These unique features are driving the market growth (over 300 MW of installed and backlog capacity spreading over nine countries) in two segments of the power generation market: (1) on-site power generation (typical applications shown in Figure 1) and (2) utility grid support (an example shown in Figure 2).

Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer, with the capacity to spread to and ultimately kill.

A flu virus that causes a pandemic will have crossed from animals, such as chickens and pigs, with a capacity to spread among humans.

Of course, this was exactly the sort of thing that Tim Berners-Lee had in mind when he expressed his worries about the web's capacity to spread misinformation.

She said: "Influenza pandemics must be taken seriously, precisely because of their capacity to spread rapidly to every country in the world.

The Church's faith in the power of ideas — and its fearsome capacity to spread information globally — goes a long way toward explaining this tension.