Sentence examples for limitations theoretical capacity from inspiring English sources

However, because of its drawbacks, such as capacity limitations (theoretical capacity of 372 mA h/g), initial loss of capacity, and structural deformation [1, 2], one of the current areas of interest in lithium-ion battery research is the search for new anode candidates that have large reversible capacities.

However, the limitation of low theoretical capacity of commercial CFs for the structural lithium-ion battery (SLIB) is an urgent issue that should be settled.

But plants and transmission lines often run at less than their theoretical capacity.

These, known as Inga 1 and 2, have a theoretical capacity of 1,400 megawatts but produce about half that.

In short, the theoretical capacity of diesel emissions reduction equipment is one thing; the real-world situation is another.

The Department of Transportation estimates that many are already exceeding their theoretical capacity and are congested.

The buildings "generally present a shabby front entrance" to the revivified 42nd Street strip, the memorandum stated, and are "developed to only a fraction of their theoretical capacity".

We've also laid out some pamphlets about obscure illnesses carried by bugs not necessarily indigenous to this area, but with the theoretical capacity to travel long distances.

The theoretical capacity is 890 mAh/g.

Compared with Li4Ti5O12 (with a theoretical capacity of 175 mAhg−1), Nb-based oxides have a relatively high theoretical capacity of 389 mAhg−1.

This capacity corresponds to more than 50%% of the theoretical capacity of Li3Fe2(PO4)3 (33 μAhcm−2).