Sentence examples for capacity to store from inspiring English sources

"Peat bogs have far greater capacity to store CO2 than rain forests.

This increases the capacity to store heat within the Arctic system, which enables more melting –a self-reinforcing cycle".

The white box, with a plastic handle on top, says that it has the capacity to store 120 "glorious gigabytes".

The facility is located inside the M25 and has the capacity to store 2,000 tonnes of gold.

The leaves shed by the trees also replenish the soil, increasing its structural stability and capacity to store water.

The bigger they got, in other words, the greater their capacity to store vast food intake in digestive chambers.

"We have no choice but to do it this way, because we don't have the capacity to store carcasses," he says.

"Hobsbawm's capacity to store and retrieve detail has now reached a scale normally approached only by large archives with big staffs," wrote Neal Ascherson.

The result is that the UK will have capacity to store about 21 days' worth of gas, about one-fifth of the capacity of Germany.

One is that it costs less than $600 to buy a disk drive with the capacity to store all of the world's music.

The ship has the capacity to store 139,000 barrels of oil, a quantity that may be reached in a matter of days.