Sentence examples for change in capacity from inspiring English sources
The E.I.A. projects no change in capacity through 2030.
The kind of investment that is needed to make a step change in capacity is not at all on the horizon, because - one way or another - most of the investment needed would have to come from government coffers.
Change in capacity loads will affect efficiencies to some extent.
The final design chart shows the change in capacity for in-plane loaded, square cross-sectioned piles as compared to circular piles.
Mode of accelerated cycle tests consisted of quick charge at 2.5 V and discharge at 1.7 V, respectively, for 25.6 s, which corresponded to about 10% change in capacity determined for the fresh cell.
The sample C31 has the smallest capacity decline because the specific capacity at the discharge current 10 mA was 178 F/g and the change in capacity with the increasing current up to 100 mA does not exceed 18%. Figure 6b also shows that for samples C31, C33, and C34, the voltage drop at maximum discharge current 100 mA does not exceed 14%.
"The analysis showed that the differences were due not to changes in capacity for memories, but to differences in sleep quality," said Bryce A. Mander, a postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley and the lead author of the study.
It is recognition that even more important than the material benefits a development project might bestow, are the less tangible changes in capacity and confidence that make a community more resilient in the face of difficult circumstances, and more able to demand and defend its rights.
This pricing can be flexed in real-time enabling carriers to capitalise on short-term changes in capacity across their fleet.
The refinery complexity equation is used to quantify changes in complexity index for changes in capacity and complexity factor and is used to visually illustrate basic relations.
There is a need for new, multi-path approaches to capturing changes in capacity in order to serve as a basis for decision-making regarding CD investments.
