Sentence examples for decrease of capacity from inspiring English sources
A comprehensive characterization with specially designed electrochemical tests finally demonstrates the decrease of capacity with increasing temperature.
And the decreasing ratios of the capacity of glulam columns are presented in the figure, which are calculated by dividing the decrease of capacity caused by the cracks to the capacity of initially perfect columns.
A general trend was observed for the discharge capacity, i.e. a decrease of capacity from 800 °C to ≈1800 2000 °C, followed by an increase of capacity for temperatures >2000 °C.
The capacity is greatest for series 4. The decrease of capacity value is with each increase of current charge/discharge, and its average value for series 4 is C = 175 F/g throughout the period of the period of the current charge/discharge 10-200 mA (the maximum value is C = 202 F/g at I = 10 mA).
The results show that the end-hooked fiber types lead to more residual load-bearing capacity for high deformation in four-point bending test, but corrugated fibers lead to high load-bearing capacity for lower deformation and there is a decrease of capacity with increasing deflection (Holschemacher and Muller 2007).
This results in a strong decrease of capacity for VNO BE, where at least two RBs must be used by each scheduled UE, leading to a large capacity made available for VNO BG, compared to VNO BE (6.6 and 0.11 Mbps, respectively).
In a word, the increase of Mn3+ causes two effects: (1) the increase of initial discharge capacity and (2) the decrease of the capacity retention.
Pure LiNiO2 electrode showed a gradual decrease of discharge capacity with cycle number, whereas the capacity retention rate of LiNiSyO2−y electrodes significantly improved.
Such arm positions alter the tidal volume of respiration because they are accompanied by a decrease of inspiratory capacity and an increase of functional residual capacity [ 21].
The decrease of the capacity occurs most probably due to an increment in the series resistance.
