Sentence examples for capacity to drop from inspiring English sources

The airline says it expects first-quarter revenue growth per available seat mile, a measure of capacity, to drop from the fourth-quarter rate of 7.8percentt.

In Yugoslavia, a relatively small number of JDAM's, as the bombs are known, were used because only B-2 bombers had the capacity to drop them.

Under Mr Ghosn's plan, Nissan's domestic capacity is to drop to a more realistic 1.65m units a year by 2002, maybe raising utilisation to 82%.

Above 440 K, close to the Brill temperature, the heat capacity seems to drop to the level of the melt.

The capacity starts to drop after the peaks are reached because as the threshold increases, the sizes of the clusters become greater.

So the percentage of life degradation caused by the static degradation and dynamic degradation can be considered in a similar process causing the Li-ion battery capacity retention rate to drop to 60%.

But the airlines have carefully calculated their moves so that they don't add too much capacity, which could cause prices to drop.

But to understand its true immensity and capacity for transformation, you have to drop down off the interstate and onto the valley floor.

Capacity to Gatwick is due to drop from April when Flybe's flights stop.

Sags and tunnels are critical traffic bottlenecks, as they can cause capacity reduction, capacity drop, and extreme low acceleration rates when vehicles accelerate away from the upstream queue.

Utilization rates are likely to drop off as new capacity is added.