Sentence examples for detailed capacity from inspiring English sources

Further detailed capacity expressions have been published in Australia; these are most recently available in Akçelik [62, 63] and have been incorporated into the software aaSIDRA [25, 64].

At present, the total quantity of sewage generated is 2,871 million liters per day (mld), whereas the total capacity of the sewage treatment plants in Delhi is 1,478 mld (see Tables 1, 2 for detailed capacity of different plants and common treatment method used).

Kimber proposed the detailed capacity model of a roundabout in the UK, which is a linear regression model between the entry capacity and conflicting flow rate [3].

This paper presents high renewable electricity penetration scenarios in the United States using detailed capacity expansion modeling that is designed to properly account for the variability and uncertainty of wind and solar resources.

Each SPH created a final report and a presentation on the detailed capacity self-assessment results that were shared internally.

It presents detailed capacities, annual energy, losses, battery state of charge (SoC), unmet demand, loss of load probability (LOLP), availability and the demand growth analyses.

It shows that their elements, being controlled by many detailing and capacity design requirements of the building code, limit possible failure modes.

A total of 44 tension-only X-braced walls ranging in size from 610×2440 mm2 to 2440×2440 mm2 (aspect ratios from 4 1 to 1 1), designed and detailed following a capacity-based approach, were tested under lateral loading using monotonic and reversed cyclic protocols.

The agreement postulates that member states will strengthen core capacities detailed in the IHR (2005), including those specified for the POE.

It pertained to the operation of the security services, was highly detailed, and had the capacity to compromise Britain's security.

This difference can be determined from the melting point temperature, heat of fusion and heat capacity as detailed elsewhere [33, 34].