Sentence examples for curtailing capacity from inspiring English sources

The curtailing capacity (i.e. DR), the compensation cost (CC), the outage cost (OC), the consumer revenue (CR), and the energy supply side revenue (SR) are shown in Table 8.

The spate of bankruptcies and reorganizations over the last year has curtailed capacity.

Curtailed capacity is at its worst when you're left without enough space to store a photo you snapped at a concert and have to work your way through your apps to see what's superfluous before you drag and delete.

Thus the decreased number of mature nodules in MtN5-silenced roots could be the consequence of the curtailed capacity of the rhizobia to invade the primordia.

The use of highly skilled, more clinically oriented, foreign health workers has to some extent curtailed capacity development of national staff.

One school announced it was closing and others are reorganizing or curtailing student capacity, or both.

There are several explanations for that, ranging from the at least initially unflattering (he's older and bulkier than he once was, curtailing his capacity for faunlike leaps) to the biographical.

When curtailing its capacity to 500 mAh/g during charge/discharge processes, it showed very stable cycling performance with high energy efficiency around 80% [149].

But the Supreme Court's decision will curtail the capacity of unions to organize and represent workers.

American executives say that the military's demands may also curtail the capacity of wireless Internet services and could even force a complicated redesign of millions of computer communications systems already in place or nearly ready for shipment.

"The documents suggest that major oil companies pursued efforts to curtail refinery capacity as a strategy for improving profit margins, that competing oil companies worked together to subvert supply, that refinery closures inhibited supply and that oil companies are reaping record profits," Wyden said.