'yield capacity' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the maximum amount of something that can be produced or obtained in a given situation. For example, "The factory has a high yield capacity and is capable of producing up to 500 units per hour."
This report is designed to aid seed company representatives, corn growers, and extension educators in evaluating hybrids for yield capacity, stalk and root strength, and maturity in various regions in New York.
The MBRBs, however, are designed to have shorter lengths, smaller steel core dimensions, and smaller yield capacity as compared to a typical BRB.
The impact of the design variables radius, chord, span and maximum generator power on the average annual shaft energy yield, capacity factor and power production time fraction were explored.
To simulate the performance of the hydraulic cushion, SPRING-type elements of adjustable yield capacity were applied, which enabled a highly accurate reproduction of the results of the laboratory tests.
The performance was affected by the holddown detail, which in many cases did not allow the test specimens to reach or maintain a yield capacity and severely diminished the overall system ductility.
In the cyclic plasticity model each component is characterized by the elastic stiffness, the yield capacity, the additional flexibility at initial yield, the ultimate capacity and a shape parameter describing the curvature of the hysteresis curve.
Connections designed with proposed end-rotational clearance models, and with strength and stiffness values balanced to the buckling and tensile yield capacities of the brace provided the best ductility and deformation capacity.
Cannabis cultivation cases are the cause of the biggest over-egging, he says: "Plants are often projected beyond their yield capacities and then broken down into single unit deals and multiplied by the number of crops in a year.
This approach seems to be a promising method that can incorporate allelopathic traits to hybrid rice having high yield capacities. Figure 5. Scheme for introducing a favorable allelopathic gene to hybrid rice from the donor Kouketsumochi into recurrent parent IR24, restorer line by simultaneous backcrossing and selfing.
However, the success of transgenic plants as bioreactors depends on competitive high-yield production capacities.
The following intercalation deintercalation cycles yielded capacity close to the theoretical value of 372 mAhg−1, typical of natural graphite.
