Sentence examples for for maximum charge from inspiring English sources
Possible limitations requiring further research includes the design for maximum charge injection rate, which is thought to be limited by corona breakdown, again a trade-off in air media between charging electrode and liquid sheet.
The fabricated device exhibited a very broad working voltage range of 0 2.20 V in the 0.1 M (TBA PF6 solution of propylene carbonate, thus allowing for maximum charging of all composite electrodes and delivering a high energy density of 102.60 W h kg−1 (18.2 μW h cm−2) at the power density of 12.21 kW kg−1 (2.2 μW cm−2).
In addition, he said that new software was expected to eliminate the problem of maximum charges for short trips by analyzing the driving patterns of highway users.
A current source for neural stimulation is presented which converts arbitrary voltage signals to current-controlled signals while regulating the offset-voltage across the stimulation electrodes in order to keep the electrodes in an electrochemical state that allows for injecting a maximum charge.
The Competition and Markets Authority, which has been investigating the banking sector since July 2014, last week said banks should set a maximum charge for unauthorised overdrafts and publish the fee.
She points out that 15 American states have eliminated payday lending altogether either by introducing a ban or capping the maximum charge for credit at a low level.
Instead banks will be able to set their own monthly maximum charge for unauthorised overdrafts, taking together all fees and interest, which they will be required to publish.
The other measures include: Requiring that banks set out a monthly maximum charge for unauthorised overdrafts – but the watchdog held back from imposing an industry-wide cap on charges, as some had hoped.
It means the maximum charge for outgoing calls, excluding VAT, will be 19 cents (15p) a minute, six cents for outgoing text messages and 20 cents for a MB download of data.
The CMA report stopped short of recommending overdraft caps and said that banks should set out a monthly maximum charge for unauthorised overdrafts, from which the industry generates £1.2bn in fees annually.
