Sentence examples for far less capacity from inspiring English sources
"Indians have the world's weakest lungs," Mr Harris reported, "with far less capacity than Chinese lungs".
The Israeli government and military elite believe that Saddam Hussein seeks devastating weapons but has far less capacity for mayhem than he had during the Persian Gulf war of 1991, when his forces fired 39 Scud missiles at Israel.
Based on the analysis of the winners of the government wireless spectrum auction were announced Thursday, AT&T bought far less capacity than Verizon for a much higher price, 2.1 billion MHz pops for $6.64 billion.
AT&T is relying on pumping more data through copper wires, but the company's technology has taken longer than expected to develop and appears to have far less capacity to deliver HDTV than FiOS.
He has consistently argued that upgrading existing lines would be hugely expensive and disruptive, providing far less additional capacity than building new lines.
"No writer can successfully use the 'surface elements' of a literary genre — far less its profound capacities — for a serious purpose, while despising it to the point of fearing identification with it," she wrote.
The cycles for FIFO reading and writing and the interval of MAC backoff make the actual throughput far less than the channel capacity.
While exposure to infection may be less in relatively isolated rural areas, such areas generally have far less "spare" health care capacity, should GPs be incapacitated.
Moreover, the conventional device used for testing low voltage ride through (LVRT) or grid-disturbance of inverters cannot make enough disturbance because its capacity is far less than that of the PV power plant.
Any actions that G.M. takes in Europe to reduce capacity would be far less severe than the cutbacks it made in North America before and during its 2009 bankruptcy.
In addition, for certain configurations, it is easy to derive upper bound solutions, the load bearing capacity of which are far less than those predicted in EC3.
