Sentences with phrase «per cent capacity»

Even after tracking several running sessions, constantly tracking heart - rate and sleep tracking through the night (as well as all the usual notification mirroring), the Pebble took five full days to get down to 20 per cent capacity in our use.

The more capacious 2390mAh battery, for example, ought to go the extra mile, as it's a 20 per cent capacity boost.

An updated version of the electric Ford Focus will include a DC fast - charge function that will restore the battery to 80 per cent capacity over an estimated 30 minutes, as well as a range of 160 kilometres.

Testament to the demand from across the north - west, as well as Emirates» ongoing commitment to the region, the airline announced that a third daily A380 service will be added to the route from January 2017, replacing the existing Boeing 777 - 300ER, and adding a further 11 per cent capacity.

«Occupancy has gone back to what it was pre-November 2015, with the SS Joie de Vivre at 90 per cent capacity, through a lot of hard work and promotional activity with our travel trade partners around the world, and the fleet is doing very well,» he explains.

Both will feature fast - charging tech that can boost the battery to 80 per cent capacity in 15 minutes using a high - performance charging network.

The battery pack is a 120kWh lithium manganese nickel unit — a chemistry that company founder Mate Rimac tells evo provides the best balance between delivering huge power (1.4 megawatts of it) and suitable longevity — and can be recharged to 80 per cent capacity in as little as 30 minutes, using the car's 250kW charger.

UTC Plymouth, the emptiest UTC in the country, is at 24 per cent capacity, while Buckinghamshire UTC has 148 pupils, despite a capacity for 600 (25 per cent).

The NCTL had promised to send out emails at 90 and 95 per cent capacity before closing HEI recruitment.

PE providers were only given a warning at 75 per cent capacity and within 24 hours were told the cap had been reached.

Only three are «above 75 per cent capacity and much lower levels are common».

Mr Said explained that the facility in Kumasi would have about 40 per cent capacity compared to the Lavendar Hill Treatment Plant which is owned by the same company.

In its first year, only 400,000 tonnes of CO2 were captured — roughly 40 per cent of the promised 1 million tonnes of emission reduction — and today it is still only operating at 80 per cent capacity.

Not exact matches

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Norway produces 1,602,000 barrels of crude oil a day, and its refinery capacity is 319,000 bbl / day — about 20 per cent of crude oil production.

The comparable figures for Canada are 3,136,000 bbl / day of crude oil production and 1,918,000 bbl / day of refinery capacity — about 61 per cent of crude oil production.

«If you're not running at somewhere between 80 and 85 per cent of capacity, you can lose a lot of money in a hurry.»

It plans to increase its capacity for example between Vancouver and Fort St. John by 19 per cent as of May.

The shutdown led to oil storage tanks in Alberta to fill to record volumes and sent the spread between Western Canadian and U.S. crude to more than US$ 30 a barrel, while the regulator - imposed 20 per cent reduced capacity on Keystone has continued to limit a recovery.

«This would allow policymakers to focus their efforts on absorbing the still elevated excess capacity in the economy,» she said, adding that she expects the central bank will keep its trendsetting policy interest rate at one per cent until mid-2015.

When the economy is close to full capacity, the bank hikes its rate to keep inflation from rising above its two per cent ideal target.

PORTMAN Limited is on track to boost the capacity of its Koolyanobbing Iron ore project in WA to 3.5 million tonnes per annum in 2001 after completing key infrastructure changes and posting a 65 per cent increase in iron ore sales during the six months to

Measures of core inflation remain close to 2 per cent as the effects of past exchange rate depreciation and excess capacity continue to offset each other.

The Bank's three measures of core inflation remain below two per cent and wage growth is still subdued, consistent with ongoing excess capacity in the economy.

Because of this extra capacity, the inflation spike this year — largely the result of an inflation soft patch a year ago — will be temporary, eventually returning to the 2 - per - cent target, according to the central bank's assumptions.

When at full capacity, the theory goes, Canada's economy can't grow much beyond its potential — estimated by the central bank at 1.6 per cent — without fuelling price pressures and prompting rate increases.

When Harper left Reform, one party insider predicted that the intellectual capacity of the party would drop by 25 per cent.

The economy has been operating below full capacity for some time, which is why we estimate that the underlying trend in inflation is running at around 1.5 per cent to 1.7 per cent.

«There's going to be 41 per cent spare capacity,» said Chad Friess, a UBS Securities analyst.

Measures of core inflation remain close to 2 per cent, reflecting the offsetting influences of past exchange rate depreciation and excess capacity.

The plan would help get our region moving again through the addition of 50 new SkyTrain cars, a 46 per cent increase in Canada Line capacity, five new West Coast Express cars, up to 5 news B - line rapid bus routes, and a new SeaBus.

Lazarus said even though the pipeline's capacity would represent only about one per cent of global oil consumption, that would still be enough to incrementally move markets.

«The [U.S. Department of Energy] expects the Obama administration's recent drilling moratorium to cut U.S. production by an average 70,000 [barrels a day] next year, which is equal to only about 1 per cent of current OPEC spare capacity.»

The Bank anticipates that the economy will return to full capacity and inflation to 2 per cent on a sustained basis in the first half of 2017.

A score of 100 would indicate maximum improvements across the SME Health Check Index's eight indicators (business costs, capacity, employment, GDP, lending to SMEs, net business creation, revenue and SME business confidence), down 48 per cent since 2014 and the fifth consecutive quarterly fall The SME Health Check Index fell from 48.4 in the third quarter of 2017 to 42.0 in Q4 2017, suggesting a worsening business and macroeconomic environment since the EU Referendum in June 2016 and the ongoing Brexit negotiations.

To achieve our monetary policy goal of low, stable and predictable inflation at the 2 per cent target rate, our economy should operate at, or close to, its productive capacity.

Our new measures of core inflation are all below 2 per cent presently, weighed down by excess capacity in the economy.

Economic growth in Canada is expected to average 2.1 per cent in 2015 and 2.4 per cent in 2016, with a return to full capacity around the end of 2016.

In our most recent Monetary Policy Report, in July, we said that our current policy rate setting of 0.5 per cent was consistent with the economy returning to full capacity toward the end of 2017 and inflation returning sustainably to its target.

Cenovus Energy Inc. closed down 5.56 per cent after it said its oilsands operations have been operating at reduced rates due to wider - than - normal light - heavy oil price differentials and pipeline capacity constraints.

The central bank upped its estimate for potential growth — how fast an economy at full capacity can expand without generating too much inflation — to 1.8 per cent over the next two years from a projection of 1.6 per cent in the January report.

According to currently available information on planned coal port expansions, committed investment will increase port capacity by an estimated 13 per cent over the next two years or so.

According to the International Energy Agency's most recent Medium - Term Market Report, between 2014 and 2020 global LNG capacity will increase by 164 bcm, 90 per cent of which will originate from the US and Australia.

On paper at least, Yamal LNG has sold 90 per cent of its total capacity.

Company announcements suggest that another 15 per cent increase in transport capacity will come on line in the next two years, with further substantial expansion planned for later in the decade.

Although there is substantial uncertainty over the timing and size of expansions, the analysis suggests that new capacity coming on stream between mid 2004 and 2007 would imply an increase in overall production of around 28 per cent from the levels of 2003/04, corresponding to annual growth of about 9 per cent.

Port capacity is estimated to have increased by 19 per cent since 2003, more than sufficient to support recent growth in iron ore exports.

Strong productivity growth, combined with moderating wage growth and ample spare capacity in the economy, led to unit labour costs falling by 1.7 per cent over the year to the December quarter.

It is also important to note that at the beginning of the current boom, the unemployment rate was around 6 per cent, suggesting that there was some excess capacity in the labour market at the outset of the adjustment to the mining investment boom (this is another point of departure from the theory presented in Section 2, which assumes that the economy is in equilibrium prior to the boom).

It is likely these projects will be built, and with them there will be a 13 per cent surplus of export pipeline capacity, without the Trans Mountain project, when western Canadian oil production peaks in the 2025 timeframe.

Hughes argues that there is enough existing pipeline and rail capacity to handle a 45 per cent ramp up in the oil sands production.