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Executives at Pechiney in Paris said the regulators had demanded that Alcan and Pechiney shed rolling capacity in Europe.

Even some twins have different tongue-rolling capacities!

Veelenturf et al. [93] formulated an integer linear programming model for solving the timetable rescheduling problem, which minimizes the number of canceled and delayed train services while adhering to infrastructure and rolling stock capacity constraints.

Estimates of train emissions and energy use per passenger-kilometer are affected by passenger load factor, which is comprised of ridership and rolling stock seating capacity data.

The company provides electrical propulsion systems, as well as controls and rolling stocks of various capacities to Indian Railways.

His capacity was rolling the ball in front of players, which brought a lot of goals.

The NCRRP report states that train weight, length, rolling resistance, and seating capacity are needed to calculate energy intensity in MMPASSIM [21].

Vodafone has just announced that it's rolling out a higher-capacity 14.4Mbps mobile broadband network in areas of the Uk which have the highest usage.

This is valid as long as the newcomer operator matches the established operator passenger loading factor (70 %) and its rolling stock has a capacity of at least 329 seats (estimated average per train using a 70%% loading factor).

These limitations include cumbersome preparation of antibody-signal DNA conjugates, complicated and time-consuming protocol, risk of cross-contamination among different samples, no quantification capacity of rolling circle amplification (RCA) reaction, complex primer design, and no tolerance to complex biological environment [33].

For the purpose of the numerical analysis of the actual carrying capacity of rolling contacts in large rolling bearings with surface-hardened raceways, an elasto-plastic constitutive model was used which links the mechanics of material damage with the isotropic and kinematic hardening or softening.