The critical aspect of the capacity under construction is the assessment of initiating capacity, which in turn is driven by target capacity (MW) and time to adjust (years).
Given that network costs are significantly driven by peak capacity requirements, many proposals for more cost-reflective tariffs include a demand (capacity) component.
They found that power fade for the chosen vehicle does not have a significant impact on an EV's performance, and that a battery's retirement will be driven by energy capacity fade rather than by power fade.
Breakthroughs in materials design are driven by our capacity to model, simulate, and experimentally probe over length scales spanning from the atomic level to the microscopic level to the macroscopic level.
These advantages are mainly driven by the capacity to deliver drugs in a sustained manner, independent of the drug chemical properties, of the patient's physiological factors or concomitant food intake.
It is no secret the classic retail model is under siege – 5,300 closing announcements (Macy's, JC Penny's etc). through June of this year driven by over capacity as well as the ascendance of online shopping and in particular the dominance of Amazon.
The drop was due to continued pricing competition driven by excess capacity, the research firm said.
This oil refinery's earnings growth was driven by higher capacity utilization, lower crude oil costs, and wider margins.
"The continued weakness in DRAM prices, driven by excess capacity, combined with recent financing difficulties in Asia, are causing many of our DRAM customers to reevaluate their capital spending plans".
The region's evolution is driven by the capacity to combat infectious disease, and positive selection operates on MHC loci to maintain variation; hence, the greater the diversity of class I and II molecules (both qualitatively and quantitatively), the greater the possibility of survival of a species (73).
