Sentence examples for the peak capacity from inspiring English sources

The average peak width was 0.9 s, and the peak capacity of ~150 (at unit resolution) was obtained.

For a short period of time (one ten-millionth of a second), the electron beam carries ten thousand megawatts of electrical power, larger than the peak capacity of the Consolidated Edison system.

In this way, the nonlinear field gradient was used to realize a dynamic increase in the peak capacity of the EFGF method.

However, the peak capacity obtained using a linear gradient is not much better than what can be obtained using conventional CE.

But if OPEC cuts production to well below the peak capacity of its members, governments in the throes of a fiscal shock will be tempted to produce more than their quotas to make up some of the lost revenue.

Numerical simulation results indicate that the peak capacity in a 4-cm long channel can be increased from 20 to 150 when changing from a linear to convex bilinear gradient.

We call the analysis time at which the peak capacities of 1D and LC × LC become equal the "crossover time".

The peak capacities for these analyses are 79 and 99 for the short gradient on the short and long columns, respectively, and 266 for the long gradient.

The peak capacities found for the short column are comparable to those found in the literature for similar columns [ 21, 22].

The high-pressure output of UPLC also allows long columns (ca. 800 mm) to be used to increase the peak capacities for both RP and HILIC separation [ 28– 30].

As expected, the peak capacities of the long column are higher than those of the short column, but they are relatively low compared with the values reported in [ 10].