Sentence examples for reliability capacity from inspiring English sources
FSB London welcomes the new 24 hours Tube service at weekends and improvements to the reliability, capacity and accessibility of Tube services.
"It is among the biggest contracts ever closed in the UK rail industry and will mean a step change in reliability, capacity and comfort to British passengers".
That reliability capacity comes at the price of higher utility bills passed along to the customer, Mitnick admitted.
The "bumps" may bruise, but they ultimately also inform, and it is critical that state and district leaders, as well as federal policy makers, pay attention to the lessons -- lessons about reliability, capacity, and time, among others -- from RttT.
Parameters such as reliability, capacity-oriented availability and cost are relevant factors in the negotiation of such services [6, 10].
The cost keeps going up and there appears to be no improvement with the reliability and capacity of the train service, at least on the Greater Anglia service.
We will continue to invest all our income in modernising the service, improving reliability, train capacity and frequency, and upgrading major stations to provide a Tube network fit for the world city it serves".
However, the Mayor and TfL reiterated their view that any additional cost to LU over and above its budgeted costs should be met by Government, who imposed the PPP structure on London, in order to ensure the vital improvements in Tube reliability and capacity promised by the PPP can be delivered in full.
Network Rail said it had worked hard to improve reliability and capacity and was now looking at "enhancement" through new services and facilities.
This is due to its relatively simple implementation and its significant performance gains in terms of link reliability, system capacity, and transmission range [1, 2].
During service exploitation, when an SCC component has a change in one or more of its four QoS criterion (Reliability, Availability, Capacity and Time) it sends an OutContract.
