Sentence examples for extending the capacity from inspiring English sources
Some governments argue that extending the capacity of the fund sends a signal to the markets that the European Union expects Portugal, and maybe Spain, to call upon it and could therefore be self-defeating.
Moreover, this also implies that extending the capacity of base stations is also possible in case our design should require it.
Another interesting advantage is improving the data integrity and extending the capacity by using multiple routing path for communication or reliable multi-cast protocol [109, 110].
From the point of view of a provider of compute services, clouds are therefore primarily of interest as a way to absorb peak loads (through 'cloud-bursting'), extending the capacity of the infrastructure while physical resources support the base loads.
They were great directors because they extended the capacity of the art form to comprehend the world that exists.
The Rugby Football League has managed to extend the capacity of Elland Road to 33,400 despite some building work at the ground, meaning the crowd will beat the 31,042 who watched the 2009 Four Nations final – refereed by Leon Williamson, a New Zealander.
The Northampton board, meanwhile, has confirmed its desire to extend the capacity of Franklin's Gardens to 17,000 to cope with the increasing demands of European and Guinness Premiership rugby.
In August the Blair forces pushed through the Utilities Act, which vastly extended the capacity of ministers to influence the regulatory process.
It will do so by drawing on new longitudinal databases containing data on migration stocks and flows, which have significantly extended the capacity to perform such analyses.
Culture conditions in the environment chamber such as CO2, O2 concentration as well as temperature are adjustable, which further extends the capacity of the system and allows more flexible experimental design.
