Sentence examples for diminishing capacity from inspiring English sources
However, it can also be seen that the sum throughput gain is subject to the diminishing capacity returns as the number of users increases.
"I'm concerned about the diminishing capacity of our current fleet," says Representative Don Young (R-AK), chair of the House Transportation Committee, which held a hearing yesterday in Washington, D.C., on the report it had requested.
The main problem of Si is that the Li+ insertions/extractions produce a significant volume expansion (> 300%), which causes particle pulverization, lost electrical contact of the active materials, and a rapidly diminishing capacity [3].
The study links the diminishing capacity of Greenland's ice sheet to reflect solar radiation--so-called "darkening --to positive feedarkening --toat quicken ice melt, allowing it to feedarkening --to
In this context, we expect a diminishing capacity to assign the correct taxonomic terms to marine species, and increasingly inaccurate taxonomy from one generation to the next.
This diminishing capacity increased the occurrence of flood disasters, mainly because of the rupture of embankments.
And above all – and here the issue of conditioning does come in – because his diminishing capacities preclude any sensible Rooney-based planning for a tournament 20 months from now.
Moreover, the interaction of Tregs with activated monocytes from patients with RA even led to a diminished suppressive activity possibly underlying their diminished capacity in vivo [16].
Mr. Langdon had pleaded not guilty on grounds of diminished capacity.
There is room for oil to exist in a much diminished capacity but coal and Natural gas are done.
