Sentences with phrase «driving capacity due»

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We consider it a large SUV due to its rear - drive platform, available V8 power, and maximum 7,400 - lb towing capacity.

Towing capacity is limited due to the hybrid drive system.

The only models for which hybrid drive is not available are Citaro buses fitted with the Mercedes - Benz OM 470 diesel engine due to a lack of installation space, as well as the high - capacity buses in the CapaCity series for the same reason.

Capacities will vary due to axle ratio and drive type but with 325 horsepower and 400 lb. - ft.

The system is also able to identify the driving and road surface conditions to then choose the most appropriate control mechanisms, in addition to harnessing the reaction speed due to the high calculation capacity and to the specific technology of the shock absorber solenoid valves.

Worldwide, solar PV capacity will hit a total of 740GW by 2022, more than the combined total power capacities of India and Japan today, it says, driven by continuous technology cost reductions and unprecedented market dynamics in China due to policy changes.

And of course chemical competitors would have shut down some capacity due to the government's pro-ethanol mania, driving up the price of their additives.

Much of that differential was driven by the Polar Vortex, when power prices were «$ 40.67 (51 %) higher on average due to capacity withholding,» researchers wrote.

Presently the drive towards renewables has resulted in all but no reduction in CO2 emissions, due to the intermittent nature of renewables, and the need for conventionally powered back up which conventionally powered back up is not used at full capacity.

Due to the ocean's buffering capacity and the biological pump, as seen in the graph below, the upper ocean can experience upwelling that drives CO2 levels to 3 times higher than what would be expected from equilibrating with the atmosphere.

But at present you're still not going to see the same storage capacity found on hard drives due to cost.