Sentence examples for intended capacity from inspiring English sources

The centre was overcrowded – at double its intended capacity – with new arrivals.

Following the collapse of the gang truce, prisons are now at 325% of intended capacity.

The unit came back up to its intended capacity in late February.

Built in the 19th century, the prison held 467 detainees in 14 cells that day, more than four times its intended capacity.

Venezuela's 32 prisons are among the world's most violent and overcrowded, housing almost three times their intended capacity according to the International Centre for Prison Studies.

And along with their intended capacity to disturb and provoke, "Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto in Auschwitz" and "La Fabbrica Illuminata" were equally apt to inspire.

As an example of an extreme exchange, simulations were run based on the very high passenger loads, with 36 % above the intended carriage capacity.

This observation emphasizes the similarity of these two conditions and indicates ctsk as a permissive factor for WAT "plasticity", intended as capacity to rapidly accumulate energy stores.

Repeated seismic events strongly affect the building capacity in earthquake-prone regions, as its resilience, intended as the capacity of a system to quickly revert to a fully operational state after a damage due to a significant event, depends on the ability to withstand cumulated damage.

The trains do not rely on locomotive cars but have engines underneath each of the 11 carriages that are intended to increase capacity and safety.

But the administration's budget for the agency for the next fiscal year calls for an 18percentt cut in spending on new facilities and equipment, which led the agency to shelve several projects intended to increase capacity.