In the 20th century, with tractor power substituted for horses, the number of rows a single machine could cultivate grew to equal the capacity of multiple-row planters.
To put this another way, if you could somehow connect all the laptop computers of London or New York, you would only just begin to equal the capacity of a single brain.
The results showed that LPCs from young- and old-sources had the capacity to generate equal numbers and proportions of T-lineage cells (Figs. 4B and 4C) and an equal % of CD4+CD8+ double positive (DP) thymocytes (Figs. 4D and 4E).
Except for social context and genetic factors, people have the capacity to exercise equal levels of responsibility, but will actually exercise different degrees of responsibility because of circumstances or because of effort.
With R134a as the main cycle refrigerant, no major difference was noted, by changing the sub-cooler cycle refrigerant, in the degradation of the performance parameters such as COP and cooling capacity, due to equal fouling of the heat exchangers.
Her voice was keenly expressive throughout but also decisive and centered, which made it not only beautiful but firm, the voice of someone whose capacity to feel is equaled by her determination to survive.
2013 World's tallest (292 m) arch dam; potential hydroelectric capacity equal to the combined capacities of all other Southeast Asian reservoirs; 2nd only to Three Gorges Dam in hydroelectrical potential Zangmu on Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River southeast of Lhasa, Tibet, China ?
Companies that buy electricity, like utilities that distribute it to homes and businesses, also pay for generating capacity equal to their expected demand.
Long-term scenarios of nuclear energy evolution over the world scale predict deployment of fast reactors (FRs) from 2020 to 2030 and achievement on 2050 the world installed capacity equal to 1500 GWe with essential increasing the FRs number.
