Sentence examples for capacity yields from inspiring English sources

And because they can operate more efficiently, multiplexes can generate higher capacity yields and revenues per seat.

Thus, an indication of jobs per euro of turnover can be determined, which, when multiplied by turnover per kilowatt (kW) of installed capacity, yields a figure for the number of employees per kW.

At low capacity, a small change in the circumcision capacity yields huge changes in project time line, whereas at high capacity the opposite is true. Figure 3 is the product of performing the calculations in Figure 2 not with a static population estimate but with the new male population every year into the future, from 2010 to 2020.

The system is evaluated using three technical criteria which are capacity, yield and performance factors.

The CLT joint performance was evaluated in terms of load-carrying capacity, yield strength, deformation capacity, stiffness, and ductility.

APC tools are designed to increase the process capacity, yield and quality of products and for costs savings.

The research presents PV/battery/inverter capacity, yield and losses, battery state of charge, reliability and load growth analysis.

Two of the screened conditions were then tested in a 10 mL packed bed and overall trends in capacity, yield and purity were found to be retained.

The high capacity is contributed by a stable capacity yielded from reversible conversion reactions above 0.8 V vs. Li/Li+, and a increasing capacity induced by the electrolyte decomposition and interfacial storage between 0.8 0.01 V during discahrge.

Comparing the results of load-strain of the strengthened column specimen CS1 with CS4 shows higher load-carrying capacity, yield at higher loads and more ductile smooth curve.

Adjustments for listening capacity and ambulatory capacity yielded higher odds ratios regarding assistive technology use versus non-use for corresponding performances.