Sentence examples for or nameplate from inspiring English sources

Installed capacity, also known as nominal capacity or nameplate capacity, refers to intended sustained power output levels under ideal conditions.

Another name for this is "badge engineering," because the only real product difference is in the badge, or nameplate.

Over a nine-year period at least three dozen dishwashers sold under the Whirlpool or Kenmore nameplate have overheated or burst into flames, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage.

The bomb, however, went off prematurely in the courtyard of the mosque, destroying the carriage but not the Sultan or the nameplate of the Brussels carriage maker, through whom the Turkish police were able to trace the conspirators.

Sorry, probably too dim at this stage of the morning, but are you factoring in the effects of covering intermittency there, ie a kWp or kWh of rewenables is not a straight swap for a kWp (nameplate) or kWh (generated) of demand-callable fossil-fired generation.

No fancy wood veneers or golden nameplates here.

These moves have been dismissed as "scaremongering" or as merely nameplate changes that will not affect jobs.

That law said that "No statue, monument, memorial, nameplate, or plaque" erected "on public property" in honor of certain military conflicts and their heroes may be removed without the permission of two-thirds of the board of the commission.

And if it's a big enough sum, it might get our name on a building, on a plaque on a bench, or on a nameplate inside a book.

There were thousands of guides on eBay, posted by aficionados, instructing buyers how to spot fakes — one instructed that real Hermès bags never came with a paper hangtag or a metal nameplate inside, another that Diane von Furstenberg varied her prints and nametags from year to year, so those should match — but the information was often misleading, and who knew if anyone paid attention.

To get around the problem of measuring consumption by "nameplate" or maximum consumption, the researchers benchmarked components used in high-end systems as well as developed different use-case scenarios: the estimated 10 million extreme gamers might use their PCs in game mode for 7.2 hours a day on average while typical gamers might only use their systems for gaming 4.4 hours per day.