Sentence examples for reserve capacities from inspiring English sources

In spite of its own many problems, America has massive reserve capacities to intervene in most parts of the globe.

Part of this decline is due to a loss of cells from these organs, with resultant reduction in the reserve capacities of the individual.

Typically, the system reserve capacities and operation costs will increase to accommodate the volatile power outputs of renewable energy sources.

In the proposed allocation problem, the variation of dispatched reserve capacities and wind fluctuation can be included in the tieline transmission constraint by using GGDF.

The spectrum ranges from the provision of sufficient reserve capacities via the regulatory authority or transmission system operator (strategic reserve) through to more competitively organised mechanisms such as a capacity market.

The major determinants for the neuropsychological outcome are the functional integrity of surgically affected tissues, the functional reserve capacities of the remnant brain, the postoperative seizure outcome, as well as the quantitative and qualitative changes of antiepileptic drugs.

Of this 4mbpd reserve capacity, about 1mbpd has been taken out by the fighting in Libya.

"There's no economic way retailers can reserve capacity all year for just that weekend.

"With the revenues they are anticipating, they are willing to pay for reserve capacity".

"If you're small and you grow rapidly, you're overwhelming your reserve capacity," Brenner said.

"Electric utilities used to be required to hold 15percentt reserve capacity, but this inventory has been wiped out," he said.