Sentence examples for original availability from inspiring English sources
(a) O1 transports 3 units to the dummy point source/ destination, so the supply capacity of dO3 increases to 5 units including the original availability of 2 units.
(a) O1 has availability of 10 units which is transported O2 which increases the supply capacity of O2 to 22 units, including its original availability of 12 units.
The dissimilation of a maintainable system can be derived based on those of nonmaintainable systems when the maintenance effect is treated as a recovery of the original availability of the system.
(c) O4 has availability of 15 units out of 9 units are transported to O3 which increases the supply capacity of O3 to 32 units (as from (b) O3 had 23 units) and 6 units are transported to O5 which increases the supply capacity of O5 to 14 units, including the original availability of 8 units.
(b) Of the 22 units supply capacity of O2 (as from (a)), 4 units are transported to D5 and 18 units are transported to O3 which increases the supply capacity of O3 to 23 units, including its original availability of 5 units.
(d) O4 has availability of 15 units out of which 6 units are transported to O3 which increases the supply capacity to O3 to 19 units (as from (c) O3 had 13 units), and 9 units are transported to O5 which increases the supply capacity to O5 to 17 units including the original availability of 8 units.
Over a large number of groups the "average rate" will reflect the original generation availability signal.
An overview of the original database availability and formatting is given and the use of solar and geomagnetic indices is discussed.
The final time series profile is the combination of the three, whereas each filter is weighted based on the original data availability (Fig. 2).
The commercially available document converters currently employed (ultrashareware 2008; verypdf 2008) were selected based on their ability to maintain the layout of the original document, availability of a command line modus and their processing speed.
The extent to which this salient forms and its morphology are strongly controlled by the breakwater geometry with respect to the original shoreline, sediment availability, and local wave climate.
