The phrase "low storage capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations of storage space in devices, systems, or applications.
Example: "The new smartphone model has a low storage capacity, which may not be sufficient for users who store a lot of media."
Alternatives: "limited storage space" or "small storage capacity."
Taken together with its low storage capacity, this imbalance caused the O2 content of Bio2's air to drop at an alarming rate.
A high efficiency with a low storage capacity is typical of low demanding applications of rainwater harvesting, where water availability (Vw) largely exceeds water demand (Cw), that is to say where demand fractions (Cw/Vw) are very low.
For catchments with a low storage capacity or significant surface runoff, no step change occurs, but in three catchments the design storms used were larger than those read from the IDF (intensity duration frequency) curve leading to an overestimation of the design floods.
In 2020, there is a small number of EVs, of 146, so they have low storage capacity, which gives no big difference for the system if it includes EVs or not.
However, I would argue that in Gov. Brewer's case, her reticence was due to the exceedingly low storage capacity in her mind.
"The mobile units serve the islands that have low storage capacity," says Saeeda Mohamed, the Administration Director of the Maldivian Water and Sanitation Authority.
Results provide a framework to target water infrastructure investments that improve food security for river basins in the world's dry regions with low existing storage capacity that face ongoing climate variability and increased demands for food security for growing populations.
They have a high water permeability and low water storage capacity.
However, this method is limited due to the low air storage capacity.
However, higher pressure (>7 MPa) required for hydrogenation and low hydrogen storage capacity (1.4 wt%) decrease its popularity from application point of view.
Additionally, while over 60% of concussion data were collected and stored electronically, only 17%to42%2% of data collected were readily available for research, possibly due to the combination of low data storage capacity and lack of consent by the participants.
