Sentence examples for normal capacity of from inspiring English sources

For its inaugural run on July 16, several hundred passengers, eager for City Island's summer delights, rushed off the commuter train and tried to crowd into the monorail's 75-foot-long car, which had a normal capacity of 40.

The daughter of General Aung San, an independence fighter whom the Burmese consider a national hero, Aung San Suu Kyi is herself considered a living saint by many and is expected to go above and beyond the normal capacity of a politician if elected – putting an end to the ethnic conflicts, suppressed economy and lack of freedoms that have long plagued Burmese society.

Saracens had planning permission to supply the necessary 15,000 seats for a quarter-final venue, but as it became clear their normal capacity of 10,000 was not going to be required, EPCR absolved them of the expense of extending their ground.

Hōshō had a normal capacity of fifteen aircraft, subject to the limitations of her hangars.

As a result the stadium didn't reach its normal capacity of 100,000, only 41,657 spectators attended the match.

These denervated shunt vessels lose their normal capacity of contraction and the nutritional skin capillaries are bypassed leading to the development of chronic capillary ischemia [ 7].

British prisons are now seriously overcrowded, operating at 111% of certified normal capacity on average – some at over 160%.

Toyota said the plants would be closed on Mondays and Fridays through June 3 and would run at half of their normal capacity on Tuesday through Thursday.

The mobile phone networks have been running at a fraction of normal capacity for the past few days - a sure sign that the government is either planning a big push or wants to underline its control of the region.

In the zone of influence of the incident, the traffic throughput depends on the remaining capacity provided by any lanes that remain open (c), which may have less than their normal capacity because of narrowing, a speed limit or 'lateral discomfort' in the presence of police and other emergency attendance.

Since Super Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines just over a week ago, the water treatment plant for Leyte district was only operating at one-fifth of its normal capacity, leaving survivors of the storm vulnerable to disease and sickness.