Sentence examples for usable capacities from inspiring English sources

The impact of cycling temperature, electrolyte concentration, and cycling history on these different electrodes resulted in alterations in the usable capacities of the electrodes and/or the efficiency of the charging reaction.

Mr Hardwick said the prison population rose over the period from 84,083 (96 per cent of usable operational capacity) in March 2013, to 85,252 this March  (99 per cent of usable operational capacity).

My drive of the F3DM started with the 16-kilowatt-hour battery charged to 95percentt of its usable capacity.

Whereas no degradation was observed for half-cells, full-cell usable capacity decreased by >50% after 100 cycles.

If these batteries are recharged repeatedly after being only partially discharged, they gradually lose usable capacity owing to a reduced working voltage.

Under the same conditions, MOF-177 has a usable capacity of 6.1 wt.% and 7.4 wt.%, respectively.

It is shown that the addition of substitution and partial fulfillment options is essential to diversify and increase the usable capacity of the supplier base.

It consists of an aluminum cell, with a usable capacity of 80 cm3, that is coupled to a Peltier heater/cooler and encased in insulation.

A multi-objective formulation of the design problem is introduced to maximize the usable capacity over a range of discharge rates while limiting the mechanical stresses.

AX-21_33 shows a ushows capacity of 3.5 wt.% in the case of isothermal operation at 77 K and 5.6 wt.%, if the tank is loaded at 77 K and the temperatusable incapacityby 40 K during unlofding.

Furthermore, relying only on the terminal measurements without other indirect measurements can result in terminating the charge before the battery is truly fully charged, which has several drawbacks such as reducing the usable capacity and possibly leading to memory effect in nickel-based batteries, or overcharging the battery which can lead the battery to prematurely reaching its end-of-service.