Sentence examples for practical capacities from inspiring English sources

For example, the Highway Capacity Manual in the United State describes roadway capacity under ideal conditions and estimates practical capacities under prevailing conditions in the field.

Commercially used LiCoO2 cathode has advantages of easy synthesis and excellent lithium ion mobility though challenging issues of stability, achieving practical capacities, and environmental risks need to be addressed [2].

Bacon's revolution (enacted in, among other works, The New Organon, 1620) involves conceiving the new science as (1) founded on empirical observation and experimentation; (2) arrived at through the method of induction; and (3) as ultimately aiming at, and as confirmed by, enhanced practical capacities (hence the Baconian motto, "knowledge is power").

Although these practical capacities were lower than the expected theoretical ones corresponding to the formation of Li3M compounds, it appeared that, in the presence of graphite, amorphous solids exhibiting a (partly) covalent character like As and Sb gave better long life cycling properties than the crystalline and metallic bismuth.

Despite the oversized cathode, the substantially lower specific capacity of LFP results in a positive to negative capacity ratio of ≈0.22 (calculated according to the practical capacities of the two active materials, i.e., about 160 mAh g−1 for LFP, obtained at the 10th cycle at C/5; and 1070 mAh g−1 for ZFO, obtained at the 20th cycle at C/10).

Dornbusch frequently worked in a practical capacity, advising foreign governments on economic policy - and that gave him an enduring interest in policy issues.

In other words, they have little incentive – and probably minimal practical capacity – to accede to pleas to produce more and charge less.

She shone in a purely practical capacity, a discreet administrative genius marshalling the paperwork (the archives, bills and catalogues) of noisier creative ones.

Most impressive of all, however, was the fact that these students were highly motivated and engaged in an intellectual and practical capacity.

Bailing out Europe is beyond the practical capacity of Germany, whose G.D.P. is approximately €2.6 trillion, a level that is far from assured as Europe crumbles around it.

The reasons include an overtaxed air traffic control system that is probably at least a decade away from being replaced, and a handful of big hub airports that at times are operating above their practical capacity.