Sentence examples for strict capacity from inspiring English sources
Organizers will observe strict capacity limits for safety reasons, Mr. Daniels said.
A by-product of the model is the passenger assignment with strict capacity constraints under oversaturated conditions.
The system employs supplemental elements as tension-only elements to speed up the construction work and to enforce strict capacity design principles (i.e., overstrength is capped).
This stems from the fact that 12 channels does not result in empty, that is, some links still interfere with each other which leads to strict capacity constraints and lower throughput enhancement.
By first routing the users in low CD regions (i.e., usually users far away from the gateways), shorter paths are obtained and which leads to less strict capacity constraint and fairness is easier to achieve.
Four years ago, the United States Supreme Court held that our prisons were unconstitutionally overcrowded and imposed strict capacity limits, far below the number of inmates that were then being held.
The steel MRFs with dampers are then iteratively re-designed with stricter capacity design rules to achieve a plastic mechanism that is approximately similar to that of steel MRFs.
The performance of these re-designed steel MRFs with dampers indicates, that overall, enforcement of stricter capacity design rules for columns is not justified neither from a collapse resistance or a reparability perspective.
Altogether, these findings demonstrate that by T58 c-myc transduction of hNSCs, we have generated a novel immortalized hNSCs cell line endowed with rapid proliferation capacity, strict and increased and extended self-renewal ability.
It is little wonder that so many businesses and business organisations, such as the CBI and the British Chambers of Commerce, favour new Heathrow capacity within strict environmental limits; both to improve reliability and to provide space for new destinations, as is the case at Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
This makes it hard to offer strict assurances on forwarding capacity to more than a small fraction of all traffic.
