Sentence examples for maintaining capacity from inspiring English sources

GM has had a running battle to reduce costs while maintaining capacity for a European upswing.

A critical aspect of network design is allocating resources for providing and maintaining capacity in networks, and this will be the primary thread through the course.

If you look back through history, Harvard has been careful with endowment distributions, and tried to strike the balance between the current needs of the University while maintaining capacity for future academic and research requirements.

– Individualised exercise training programs in spinal cord injury (SCI) individuals are considered highly effective for improving and maintaining capacity for physical activity, as well as for reducing cardiovascular risk.

"With the crush of new users and emergency situations, most of the Zello team is working long days either maintaining capacity or helping with customer support," he said.

"Our approach to river flooding must be balanced, looking at river systems as a whole; attenuating flows upstream where needed and maintaining capacity downstream, including de-silting and vegetation management.

Measures of attention attraction were based on initial fixations and measures of attention maintaining capacities were based on overall dwell time (following Holmqvist et al., 2011).

The cases suggest that communities hold and maintain capacity to prepare their own ownership arrangements and related rules, even if they are strongly conditioned by the regulatory reforms.

A reporter noted that the decline seemed to prove the late peak oil maven Matthew Simmons' point that the Saudis would "struggle" to maintain capacity at Ghawar.

That is still more than 50 feet below the top of the lake, but it is near the level where some water should be released to maintain capacity for future runoff from storms and, eventually, melting snow from the Sierra Nevada.

To avoid too high a temperature in warm climates the clamp should be shallow, but the length can be increased if necessary to maintain capacity.