Sentence examples for extension capacity from inspiring English sources

For capacity adjustment, one of three capacity profiles (capacity extension, capacity stagnation, capacity downsizing) needs to be assigned to each location.

Cooperative communication with relaying has also attracted considerable attention in recent years since it provides coverage extension, capacity, outage, and error performance enhancement [7].

Moreover, the adaptability and extension capacity of the parameters used in the above-mentioned methods for different power grids are very weak.

This might be due to the fact that, initially, the polymer network in the modified binder got stretched until it reached its highest extension capacity.

This paper addresses the use of high extension capacity fiber ropes as external confining reinforcement in cases of plain or reinforced concrete columns with square section and very low corner radius.

Since especially hip extension capacity is quite difficult to determine (especially in a clinical setting) and given limitations in the total number of capacity measurements to be performed in a single session, these variables were not included in the present study.

The reasons behind the weak performance of this component consist in the lack of an effective organizational and institutional framework for implementing this component consistently and sustainably on the ground, the lack of a sound policy guide, and the weak technical and participatory education and extension capacities among implementing agencies.

In the cellular network with relays, the mobile station can benefit from both coverage extension and capacity enhancement.

An issue that is addressed in this study is the extension of capacity analysis to quantification of health condition of railway infrastructure under certain traffic profile.

On the other hand, heterogeneous networks are the next generation of networks since they provide coverage extension, higher capacity, and network availability [16].

The findings indicate that a 3.9 4.2% extension in capacity should be considered for a system to meet the increasing cooling demand over its 15-year functional life.