Sentence examples for capacity unit from inspiring English sources
Mr. Speigel explained the science behind managing such venues using the industry term E.C.U. for entertainment capacity unit, a measurement of the number of entertaining experiences a typical attendee has within a one-hour period.
In the Greek system, of which the smallest capacity unit was the kotyle (16.5 cubic inches; 0.475 pint; 270 cubic cm), the metrētēs equaled 144 kotyle, or 12 khous, or 2 xestes.
Brick aggregates were tested for specific gravity, absorption capacity, unit weight, and abrasion resistance.
The constraints associated with this optimal problem include supply-demand balance, unit capacity, unit ramp rate, transmission line capacity, etc.
Therefore, in this study, the battery cost is considered to be 500 $/kW [28], and the operation and maintenance cost is based on [28] with some minor adjustments, the capacity unit is set in kW for the convenience of calculation, and the capacity unit of the distributed lithium-ion battery is in kW.
These are resource-specific overtime cost of (kappa _{r}=frac{1}{2}) monetary units per capacity unit and period, upper bounds for overtime (overline{z}_{r}=frac{1}{2} K_r), and the makespan-dependent revenue function (u_t).
capacity units per year, capacity downsizing is chosen for the production location in Porta Westfalica (minus 0.2 Mio. capacity units per year).
They certainly don't need stacks upon stacks of PS3's laying around while consumers are snatching up the larger capacity units, right?
The comparative cases presented have been specially designed for small cooling capacity units with an evaporation temperature around 0 °C.
In addition to the price reduction, Amazon also announced that it is launching a new Reserved Capacity pricing model for DynamoDB that allows developers to buy a set number of read or write capacity units and pay for them upfront.
and/or high antioxidant values expressed in ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) units, a unit of measurement for antioxidants developed by the National Institute on Aging in the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
