Sentence examples for off capability from inspiring English sources
"Phoenix had a relatively uncontrolled drop off capability; they had just the one scoop and that scoop had to do everything," Mr Limonadi told BBC News.
By then ASV (Air-to-surface-vessel) capability for radar homing, all-weather capability and short-take off capability.
National Synchrotron Light Source-II (NSLS-II) will be a medium energy storage ring of 3 GeV electron beam energy with sub-nm rad horizontal emittance and top-off capability at 500 mA.
The control surfaces allow for a variable device geometry that enables the hydrodynamic properties to be adapted with respect to structural loading, absorption range and power-take-off capability.
But Mr. Cameron said that the army would still be able to put at least 7,000 troops into combat abroad, down from the current ceiling of 10,000, with a "one-off" capability to field 30,000 troops for a "major operation" should the need arise.
SML's pattern density limits and lift-off capability were also evaluated.
And over the next couple of years, WiMax will also have hand-off capability. That means that when you roam from one area to another, you wont lose the signal, but rather it will be handed off to another base station similar to the way cellular networks operate today.
Others can be manually shut off by holding a strong magnet next to the body of the valve (manual shut-off capability provides another means of gas-flow interruption if the main valve is frozen).
Although they used the advantage of linear- k detection in their system, ultrafast detection and reduced roll-off capability were not attained.
The Osprey combines the direct lift-off capabilities and propellers of a helicopter with the jet engines of an airplane.
An original design solution is implemented to further ensure short-circuit and overload turn-off capabilities at maximum ambient temperature and twice the nominal rated current.
