Sentence examples for have capacity of from inspiring English sources

The company now expects it have capacity of 285 to 300 megawatts by 2013.

Together with its 2005 purchase of NatSteel, Tata will have capacity of 28 million tons, making it the world's sixth-largest steel producer.

Gatwick said the first option would have capacity of 60-66 million passengers a year by 2050, compared with option two which could take up to 82 million and the third option allowing up to 87 million a year.

The subnetwork analysis provides some sufficient conditions for which a (forest like or circular) reaction network could be determined to have capacity of admitting multiple positive steady states if it contains a subnetwork that also admits multiple positive steady states.

Bovine serum albumin is known to have capacity of binding to lipids so it could bind to the erythrocyte phospholipid membrane, coating part of the cell surface and make the fibrinogen receptors on erythrocyte membrane less accessible for the binding to fibrinogen [25], [26].

These cells had been shown to have capacity of VM formation in our previous study [ 17].

SimpleTech has announced that in May it will have models that have capacities of 750 gigabytes and a full terabyte.

The other two, the iRiver Clix and the Yepp YP-T9J from Samsung, will soon have capacities of four gigabytes.

These ships have capacities of less than 50,000 dwt and lengths up to approximately 200 metres (650 feet).

Since those units have capacities of 1 5 kWe, they are developed for residential applications.

Large-scale systems may have capacities of over 1,000 litres.