Sentence examples for electrical capacities from inspiring English sources

"For us, it was important that the proposal be two-way," said Mr. Hansen, who will also pursue a doctorate in Oxford in the fall, studying ways third world nations can increase their electrical capacities.

Equation (2) shows that the specific electrical capacities can reach high values, as a result of the extremely short distances involved in double layer capacitors, large relative electrostatic permittivity of the material between the plates and large specific surface of the electrodes.

Carol Biedrzycki, executive director of Texas Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy, said the state should have required electricity providers to maintain a "reserve margin" of electrical capacity of roughly 15percentt above demand.

In 2012, renewable electricity accounted for more than 56percentt of all new electrical capacity installations in the U.S. -- a major increase from 2004 when renewable electricity installations captured only 2percentt of new capacity additions.

There was inadequate electrical capacity for modern offices, and a dearth of amenities, Mr. Malkin said.

"Obtaining electrical capacity is difficult, particularly in New York City," Mr. Bogad said.

The conversion by Plug-In adds 10 kilowatt-hours to the overall electrical capacity.

Last year, Mr. Richardson set a goal of making wind's share of American electrical capacity 5percentt by 2020.

This coastal region running from Massachusetts to North Carolina contained up to 330,000 megawatts of average electrical capacity.

Although electrical capacity is likely to expand by about 15percentthis summerer, Long Island may still face shortages, Richard M. Kessel, chairman of the Long Island Power Authority, said last week.

To accommodate the ship and its visitors, a handicapped-accessible floating dock was built and electrical capacity was expanded on the pier.