Sentence examples for pool capacity from inspiring English sources
Without additional storage, the Indian Point 2 reactor is expected to reach its pool capacity by 2004, while the younger Indian Point 3 has until 2008.
A flood bigger than the 35 Olympic swimming pool capacity is estimated to be, at worst, a one-in-100-year risk.
To prevent the plant from shutdown due to the spent fuel pool exceeding the design capacity, the dry cask storage can provides a solution for both the spent fuel pool capacity and the mid-term storage method for the spent fuel bundles at nuclear power planet.
A coordinated means of tracking health systems research and policy activity across units within the Centre is needed and consideration should be given to organizational restructuring in order to pool capacity toward obtaining self-identification and consolidating significant critical mass.
The actual equation used in calculating filter sizes is pool capacity in gallons divided by the desired turnover rate in hours and this will give you the minimum flow needed in G.P.H. Divide this number by 60 to get the G.P.M that your pump needs to provide to meet the minimum filtration rate for your pool.
What: A web courier service, offering delivery of online purchases within 90 minutes, which acts as an aggregator for local couriers by pooling capacity and offering it to retailers.
What: A web courier service, offering delivery of online purchases within 90 minutes, which acts as an aggregator for local couriers by pooling capacity and offering it to retailers.
This enables storage pooling, capacity utilization and unifying storage with heterogeneous devices which aids data migration and placement policies.
Particular problems of these two systems were fragmentation, small risk pooling capacity and low population coverage.
Improved service access and autonomy of marginalised groups has been achieved in other contexts through pooling capacity and support, for example women's empowerment in India (APMAS, 2005).
The insurance reform has increased the risk pooling capacity to a higher degree, i.e. from individual enterprise-based to municipal-wide.
