Sentence examples for with capacities in from inspiring English sources
Electrical investigations of the SBS-LIFT printed micro-capacitors demonstrate that they are fully functional and stable over time, with capacities in the pF range.
Combined heat and power (CHP) systems such as microturbines with capacities in the range of tens of kilowatts to hundreds of kilowatts have been employed for many years, mostly in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
In contrast to pumped hydropower stores, utility-scale batteries do not have to be expansive centralised installations with capacities in the order of magnitude of several GWhs.
As China's greatest wind resources are in the north, far from load centres and the power grid framework, it will develop several large wind power bases, with capacities in the tens of gigawatts scale of wind base groups by 2050 developed in west Inner Mongolia and other regions [12].
2. Fortification already has a foothold with capacity in-country, and this should be further and rapidly expanded.
(2) Even more importantly, SPIs should provide the public with capacity in terms of the required knowledge about different policy pathways and their practical implications (see introduction).
A.W.S. has built power substations with capacity in excess of 50 megawatts to have sufficient power for the computing it expects to have within two years.
Mr. Boyd is among the industry analysts who think there is a quickly emerging market for new roomier, but fuel-efficient, jets with capacity in the 70-to-120 seat range.
The number of patients requiring ambulatory chemotherapy is increasing year on year, creating problems with capacity in outpatient clinics and chemotherapy units.
"We need people with capacity in data management, quantitative analysis and servers and system capability to receive something on the order of 20 terabytes of data in a month," SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro said.
This suggests new avenues for development of anti-opsonization agents with capacity in affecting innate immunity.
