Sentence examples for low capacities from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there are also important disadvantages such as high cost, low capacities at high flow rates, and premature flooding.

However, the relatively low capacities (usually < 65 mAh g−1) and less than 50% capacity retention over 50 cycles unfortunately limit their promising applicability.

According to Bartels et al. [19] this affects alkaline and PEM electrolysis most and can lead to dangerous conditions at very low capacities, because gaseous hydrogen and oxygen can evaporate through the membrane and create an explosive environment.

For low capacities, the series resistance r S is of importance (Fig. 2b), while the leakage current I L may be additionally represented by the parallel resistance r P (Fig. 2c).

The apparent difficulty that observers have with location-identity binding during tracking (Horowitz et al., 2007) may explain the relatively low capacities we see in these experiments and might serve to decouple those capacities from standard VWM capacities.

"Low capacities to adopt innovations or respond to changing consumption patterns contribute to the post-harvest loss of 1.3 billion [metric] tons of food waste each year," according to the 2016 Global Food Report from the International Food Policy Research Institute.

"We have a country that has a very low capacity," says Mrs Sirleaf.

In China, he said, "It's all of a sudden them saying, 'We have low capacity.

"The species [has] a low capacity to recover from over harvesting due to the small estimated population size," the motion says.

Despite its low capacity, the fans have provided huge support to the team and have created a distinctive atmosphere on the Curva Ovest.

When I arrived I realised the manager was barely managing the staff, there was low capacity and one of my colleagues was really under-delivering.