Sentence examples for capacity with which from inspiring English sources
Always racing to stay up-to-the minute, they especially like buzz-words but have little capacity with which to retain them.
Cities across Asia exist at varied economic levels and possess different institutional capacity with which to engage in disaster management.
Similar to dump trucks, street sweepers have a maximum volumetric capacity with which they can collect material.
A beam dam will, thus, have more storage capacity with which to control the next debris flow event.
We then vary, setting it to a high value initially and then lowering it, and keep the lowest capacity with which the machine identifies all dangerous items in the test.
The results of this study indicate that H. halys has strong flight capacity with which populations are capable of expanding their invasion into new regions at landscape levels.
They are tools that help us grasp the diversity of the world and its history, and explore the emotional capacities with which we navigate that world.
They may simply reflect pathology (poorer developmental conditions lead to a brain that functions less well), or they may represent some kind of adaptive plasticity, with individuals adopting the psychological priorities that are best suited to the phenotypic capacities with which development has left them.
In different SDS micellar systems, HCD possessed different dispersity and binding capacity with Cu2+, which led to the selective detection of H2S and HNO, respectively.
More specifically, indoor users connected with a different interface to the femto BS will not have to share their backhaul capacity with UEs, which do not belong to the CSG [27].
Results from TGA suggest that charcoal collected along the chronosequence sites display the BC fraction linked to the hypothesized trend of decreased adsorption capacity with TSF, which the adsorption experiment did not confirm.
