Sentence examples for input capacity from inspiring English sources

Alerts always operate at least once in an output capacity, but alerts do not always operate in an input capacity.

The Sri Lankan composting plant selected for this study is located in Matale city with organic waste input capacity of 1 TPD.

The combined input traffic rate is 14.8 Mbps (4.9333 bit/s/Hz) against the input capacity of 2.266 bit/s/Hz.

We first extend analysis of teleoperation scheme proposed in Chopra and Spong (2004) to a case of the input saturation, in which analysis is valid for a local operation region whose size is dependent on the input capacity.

Of course, if you need to scan really large volumes of documents, you will need to fill the feed tray multiple times, so the input capacity should be at least large enough to allow you to do other work while the scanner runs through the sheets in the feeder.

From the results of the experiments using the designed optical lens, it has been shown that the maximum hardness and the width of the hardened area are approximately 780 Hv and 22.3 mm when the heat input capacity of the laser is 4.90 × 102 J/cm2, respectively.

A series of compressors for space applications have been worked out with high confidence of reliability and long life expectation, which achieve input capacities of 0 500 W with motor efficiencies of 74.2 83.6%.

For the 4×4 MIMO system with natural labeling, the optimized BCC [63,32] 8 coded JCMD-ID scheme with 45° rotation and reverse Q interleaver exhibits excellent performance, which is only 1.3 and 1.1 dB away from the Gaussian-input capacity and JCMD-ID limit, respectively.

Impact could have been enhanced by timeliness of hygiene inputs, capacity development for partners, making WES consistently up to standard and enhancing monitoring.

The overall result of this first step is the formulation of the initial PT, which links the intervention inputs (capacity-building strategies) to the expected outcomes (volunteers' positive work behaviour; figure 3).

This led to the formulation of the initial programme theory, which links the intervention inputs (capacity-building strategies) to the expected outcomes (positive work behaviour) with mechanisms that point in the direction of drivers of motivation.