"imaginary capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase to describe something that has the potential to exist, but has not yet been realized. For example: "This technology has an imaginary capacity to revolutionize the industry."
Nancy Pelosi, by contrast, is still serving in an official, non-imaginary capacity, still shaping policy, still presiding over debates, still facing and making tough choices.
Figure 5 shows the dependence of capacity imaginary part on modulation voltage from the temperature: ( mathrm{I}mathrm{m}left(frac{partial C}{partial U}right)= f(T) ) for diode structures Bi Si based on samples 1, 2, and 3.
Also, these cationomers have higher values of the real part of permittivity ε′ (capacity) and imaginary part of permittivity ε″ (dielectric losses), which can be explained by the high polarity and the phase structure.
These creatures might include actual human beings suffering from neurological injuries removing their dispositions to act, and they might include purely imaginary beings never born with capacities to act, just capacities to feel (Strawson 1994).
Fictive temperature and the maximum of the imaginary part of complex heat capacity are used for comparison here.
A strong frequency dependence is found both of the real and imaginary part of the complex heat capacity in the transition regions.
Music psychotherapy may induce a positive evolution, not only regarding their main symptom, but also regarding their capacity to elaborate in an imaginary and symbolic manner, leading to changes in their fantasmatic organization.
The movie is centered on a boy named Danny, who has an imaginary friend named Tony and, we later learn, a capacity for telepathic communication called "shining".
Within the imaginations and aesthetics of each of the works, there is a capacity to find the erasure of distance between these imaginary identities that have been made to seem so different and faraway".
It was found that the stepwise change in the real part of the complex thermal expansion coefficient and the peak of the imaginary part occurred at lower temperature than those of the complex heat capacity in all cases.
The cyclic CO2 absorption capacity (cyclic capacity) of aqueous single and blended amines was systematically analyzed for imaginary as well as real amines using thermodynamic models.
