Sentence examples for permanent capacity from inspiring English sources

Thick passivation layer on the surface can have inactive transition metals leading to permanent capacity fading.

"Let's do it sooner rather than later, so we are there in a permanent capacity before the Chinese get there".

The Manus facility is currently holding 1,137 people, almost double the permanent capacity that is outlined in the contract with G4S.

Even then hosting games was contingent on proving that the 8,000 permanent capacity of the ground could be extended to 20,000 for the World Cup.

Kelvin Travis, Audley Harrison's former amateur trainer, has been given temporary control of the national squad, but it is not yet clear if he will be seeking to take on the job in a permanent capacity.

The increase in casual workers in the 1990s was mainly through an increase in full-time casual workers – those working more than 35 hours a week but not in a permanent capacity.

But not all these factors are permanent; eventually, capacity constraints will make themselves felt.

As far as permanent baseload capacity, Athens is probably typical of problems that we're having in siting.

Our approach leads to a substantial increase of the permanent specific capacity, obtaining values of 600 mafter after 100 cycles at a high specific current of 1 Ag−1.

The first is a rift with Israel and Saudi Arabia and other U.S. Arab allies, which objected to an interim arrangement that would leave Iran's nuclear infrastructure mostly untouched and which strongly oppose allowing Iran permanent enrichment capacity.

The DVB-RCS link has permanent bandwidth capacity set to 256 kbps.