Sentences with phrase «constantly at capacity»

With my in - box constantly at capacity, these are always welcome additions.

Not exact matches

I was in need of the timely reminder that kindness is a muscle I need to constantly use; a machine that needs to be continually oiled and greased to function at its optimum capacity.

So, the theory is that if you eat all day long with small meals, your body is constantly burning extra calories and your metabolism is firing at optimal capacity, right?

Sometimes it's hard when you are constantly moving to just take a moment to collect your thoughts and focus... I was in desperate need of a moment to myself and am so thrilled to finally have it haha After having a «mini breakdown» with my friend on the way to see James Cordon (which we were later turned away from because they were «at capacity» ugh so annoying) she stressed an important point to me... everyone gets overwhelmed, everyone needs to freak out, cry, break down + breathe for a second... I try so hard to keep everything together and looking pristine from the outside because who wants to seem weak and vulnerable right?

As with most small capacity, turbo petrol motors, this 1.2 - litre 108bhp engine has loads of turbo - lag below 2200rpm and you have to constantly work the gearbox to keep it in the meat of the powerband especially at low speeds.

Also, as a leader, I want to establish a strong production studio with an open, flexible atmosphere that constantly delivers excitement to shareholders, employees, the game industry and users — a studio with the capacity to consolidate the Group's capabilities and play the best match at the forefront of the industry.

«There is no way to build new capacity under a constantly shifting consumer base,» Kevin Borgia, manager, public policy and membership at the advocacy group Wind on the Wires, said.

Because wind power fails to deliver at all hundreds of times each year, 100 % of its capacity has to be backed up 100 % of the time by fossil fuel generation sources — which run constantly in the background to balance the grid and prevent blackouts when wind power output collapses — as it does on a routine, but unpredictable, basis (see our posts here and here and here and

Instead of a single or other simple (e.g. night and day) tariff, dynamic pricing and more complex tariff structures are expected to be introduced to allow «demand response», in other words, to allow customers to buy electricity at constantly changing prices, thereby cutting demand at peak times, and thus, resulting in a lower need for peak capacity as well as better integration of renewable energy sources.