Sentence examples for close capacity from inspiring English sources

Bigger companies are more likely than smaller ones to close capacity to align supply with demand.

Right now, keeping iron ore production at high volumes and waiting for high-cost rivals to close capacity is the correct strategy, even if Ivan Glasenberg at Glencore disagrees.

"They haven't closed capacity," he said.

Meanwhile, while the costs of closing capacity are going up, various states in the U.S. are throwing incentives to increase capacity.

Fundamental to a number of these is the relationship between functional residual capacity and the lung volume at which small airways in the base of the lung start to close (closing capacity or volume), predisposing to hypoxaemia.

With a decrease in functional residual capacity (anaesthesia, abdominal or thoracic surgery, obesity) or a rise in closing capacity (age, smoking, pulmonary oedema) small airway closure may occur during normal tidal ventilation, producing hypoxaemia.

From the proposed heuristic algorithms, max-max pairing achieves the closest capacity to the optimal pairing.

The closing capacity is the volume of air at which airways begin to close during expiration.

In patients younger than 5 years, the closing capacity of the lung is very close to the functional residual capacity.

The volume of air between the closing capacity and the residual volume is called the closing volume.

In other words, the closing capacity in these lungs is expected to be higher than the sum of the functional residual capacity and the tidal volume.