Sentence examples for related capacities from inspiring English sources

Based on fine features of the dependence of the diameter of these two semicircles on the potential (Rsl and Rct versus E), and the estimated values of related capacities, we assigned these semicircles to (i) Li ion migration through a surface layer covering the active mass particles and (ii) interfacial charge-transfer, respectively.

Putting the new distribution location in Volketswil into operation requires EUR 1.175 million (EUR 1 million for opening + EUR 0.175 million for making related capacities available).

2. Increase the social work related capacities of the De-I and Child Protection Division for the State Program implementation.

The scan contributes by identifying a spectrum of recent innovative QI-PHC activities and their related capacities.

For each programme, collation and synthesis of the evidence produced a long and cumbersome list which needed refinement by grouping related capacities to create a smaller set of optimal capacities.

Related capacities, including theory of mind (Eslinger et al. 2005) and social conceptual knowledge (Zahn et al. 2009) have further shown deficits in bvFTD.

Deutsch thinks that such "jumps to universality" must occur not only in the capacity to calculate things, but also in the capacity to understand things, and in the closely related capacity to make things happen.

This finding suggests the use of LSML in lieu of LSMN when estimating dual bounds on the value of early or multiple exercise options, as well as of related capacity investment and inventory/production policies.

Discharge curves of EC/DEC cells in the 3.5 1.5 V region, were different to that observed for NASICON titanium phosphates but the related capacity can be associated to the reduction of Ti4+ to Ti3+.

It has also highlighted the key similarities and differences between the U.S. and European rail systems and how they affect related capacity analysis.

Continuous support for the Capacity Building Initiative for Transparency is a crucial aspect of transparency; and transparency related capacity.