Sentence examples for maximum capacity which from inspiring English sources

I then charged the NuPower Video+ up to maximum capacity, which only took about three hours, and turned it on.

As expected due to the possibility of selecting any sequences of maximum capacity (which include undesired or even infeasible developments), the computation time drastically increases.

It reveals the fact that the benefit of urban rail transit for commuter is limited by the maximum capacity, which is often neglected by urban planners and developers.

The conventional DSR protocol follows the worst scheduling case and underestimates the available bandwidth; hence, the throughput of the network is diminished once the network has reached its maximum capacity which in turn reduces the QoS.

In April 1998, the St Germans pumping station ran at maximum capacity, which was 6134 Mld (or 71 tonnes a second), for over 50 hours, and this led to the decision to replace it with a brand new installation, with 40% extra capacity.

In general, this is a sensible assumption when NICUs are operating below their maximum capacity, which was most often the case for the data presented here.

This is warranted to obtain the maximum schedule capacity, which is a more important metric in this study than a secondary quality of service concern.

As rail systems are improved, the traditional design of track switch and control methodology represent an ever increasing portion of theoretical maximum network capacity which cannot be utilised.

Conclusions: In healthy women, cisapride caused a significant decrease in the maximum cystometric capacity, which could account for the higher reported rates of urinary frequency and urgency with this medicine.

Mechanisms affecting the regenerative potential of muscle include the number of satellite cells which are able to proliferate, their growth speed and their maximum proliferative capacity which have been shown to be affected by age [ 8].

The equilibrium distribution of mercuric ions between the aqueous and solid phases is represented by the biosorption rate and the maximum biosorption capacity, which is commonly described by the Langmuir isotherm model (Febrianto et al. 2009).