Sentence examples for representation of capacity from inspiring English sources

More sophisticated and site-specific extraction models, like the one developed by Northey et al. can give a more detailed picture and may contain a more realistic and site-specific representation of capacity extension and the development of new mining projects (Northey et al. 2014).

Yandex's app displays unoccupied municipal and commercial parking spaces on a map view, with vacant space data updated every 10-15 minutes (with the data provided by Moscow's Parking Space Administration — so it's not a real-time representation of parking capacity).

The results show that the methods from the HCM2010 to account for the effects of buses stopping for passengers provide only a coarse representation of the capacity and delay effects of urban freight deliveries.

For this sector, the primary driver is electricity demand (calculated previously in the residential, industrial, services, transport, and AFOLU sectors), allocated across various types of technology and energy sources, including a detailed representation of the capacity factor, capital and maintenance cost, employment, and emissions of each technology.

First, a pushover analysis was performed and, based on the derived yield acceleration corresponding to the bilinear representation of the capacity curve, each record was scaled to three intensity levels, corresponding to behavior factors qy = 2, 3 and 4. Non-linear time-history analyses were then performed for each original record and the related 'pulse records' using OpenSees.

The 6MWT is considered a useful representation of physical capacity and endurance in daily life [ 22].

The VEGF expression and migration ability were both viewed as the critical promoting factor in angiogenesis process and the representation of angiogenic capacity of BMSCs.

This paper presents the development effort that created a robust representation of the combined capacity expansion of the U.S. and Canadian electric sectors within the NREL ReEDS model.

A graphical representation of the angular capacity is also proposed to intuitively illustrate the relative motion range and the constructive parameters that influence it are identified.

Mehling and Cabeza have proposed the stored heat over a series of small temperature intervals (as opposed to a single (Q_mathrm{stored}) value for the entire transition region) as a convenient representation of the storage capacity of a PCM in a given temperature region [1].

The area under this curve was taken as a representation of the discriminatory capacity of the 'overload', 'lack of development' and 'neglect' dimensions (BCSQ-12) to differentiate between 'cases' and 'non-cases' of 'exhaustion', 'cynicism' and 'lack of efficacy' (MBI-GS), respectively.