Sentence examples for released capacity from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a released capacity analysis for the power delivery system of the distribution grid, and the computation of the incremental capacity addition provided by an optimally deployed photovoltaic (PV) system in the IEEE 13 and 34 test feeders.

Many will benefit from released capacity and significantly improved services on the existing lines, such as communities that are currently not well served by the West Coast main line".

Places like Bradford to get a much better, hourly direct connection with London as a result of HS2 releasing capacity for new services.

HS2, a proposed £40 billion high-speed route between London and Birmingham, would release capacity on the West Coast mainline, perhaps allowing more time for repair work.

The hydrogel with more motional flexibility and, hence, higher stress release capacity better supports stem cell growth in both 2-D and 3-D cell culture.

This is attributed to higher oxygen releasing capacity and stronger interaction of Ni-doped CeO2 with Pt than pure CeO2 nanoparticles that contribute positively to the removal of poisoning intermediates.

The releasing capacity of GA from GA-TiO2 nanocomposites was investigated at pH 6.0 (pH of the environment around the tumor), and pH 7.4 (pH of physiological blood).

The desorption experiments were carried out using the metal-loaded MFA, recovered from adsorption experiment, in both acidic and near neutral solution to estimate the metal releasing capacity of MFA.

They introduced Zr4+ on various ratios in CeO2 lattices and found that the oxygen releasing capacity or extent of CeO2 reduction increases with the increase of Zr4+ ions similar to Kang et al.'s [23] observations.

These results demonstrate that peptides corresponding to the α5 and α6 fragments of BAX can porate mitochondria efficiently and independently, showing a higher cytochrome c releasing capacity than analogous peptides derived from BID and BCL-xL.

Projects are linearly worked off over their construction period, which releases capacity.