Sentences with phrase «percent capacity level»

The issue causes the phone to turn off even when the battery is still at 10 to 60 percent capacity level.

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Elsewhere, storage levels are even tighter, running as high as 85 percent of capacity.

What is the unladen flight carrying capacity of an African Swallow if the humidity is under 80 percent at sea level?

As a result of a decade of drought, the dam is now operating at only 30 percent of its capacity, said Matthews, and new mechanisms have been added to cope with the lower water levels.

Praise for a «level of predictability» Market projections from SEIA and partner GTM Research indicate the U.S. solar market will add roughly 72 gigawatts of new capacity between 2016 and 2020, pushing the country's net solar capacity to more than 100 GW, or roughly 3.5 percent of all electricity produced in the United States.

Several unplanned outages had reduced its power output, and its load factor - the ratio of actual output to its maximum capacity - fell to its lowest level of 56 percent in 2009, Britain's National Archives show.

Jacobson - Kram expects to sustain at least some level of last year's 30 percent increase in staffing as FDA bolsters its own quantitative capacity.

Despite near record snowfalls and runoff this year that raised its level from historic lows in January, Lake Mead is still 113 feet below «full pool» - and is filled to less than 50 percent of its capacity.

Research scientists at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center say that at least 40 percent of children with a hearing loss have the capacity for higher language levels — beyond what test scores indicate.

By 2030, the figure could grow to 14 percent of capacity, a level that would be met with «minimal» additional investments in power transmission and storage, while significantly cutting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, the draft asserted.

The plants were grown in sandy and clay soil previously mixed with lignite - derived humic substances and subjected to four different irrigation levels — 20, 40, 60 and 80 percent irrigation — based on soil water - holding capacity.

Only about half the nation's students are getting the minimum level of «appropriate physical activity» to maintain effectively functioning cardio - respiratory systems, defined as exercising large muscle groups for periods of 20 minutes or longer, three times a week, at a level that requires 60 percent of an individual's cardio - respiratory capacity.

Using one of these level 3 (480V) charging stations, the Soul EV can quick - charge up to 80 percent capacity in about 33 minutes.

The Holy Grail of battery chargers is the level three direct charge, which can bring a drained battery to within 80 percent of full capacity in about half an hour.

Yet despite the 25 percent reduction in capacity and the loss of two cylinders, the new BMW M division engine delivers 10 hp more than its predecessor, thanks to patented induction process that is claimed to provide vastly improved levels of combustion efficiency, in the process preserving an illustrious 27 year tradition that has seen each incarnation of the M3, the ranks of which have now been reduced to a single four - door sedan model alongside two - door M4 coupe and cabriolet models, boast more firepower than its direct predecessor.

Government officials have yet to give final approval to the project, but the facility is considered necessary because the existing airport is operating at passenger levels above its capacity — up 10 percent last year to 41.5 million.

Yesterday, President Obama signed an Executive Order establishing a national goal of deploying 40 gigawatts (GW) of new combined heat and power (CHP) and waste heat recovery (WHR) by the end of 2020, a 50 percent increase from 2010 capacity levels.

In 2030, a million solar roofs (or at least 3,000 MW of solar energy capacity) would help the state avoid 11.8 million pounds of smog - forming nitrogen oxide pollution from power plants annually — a reduction of 9 percent below 2012 power plant emission levels.

(It may even be feasible to maintain a low - level coal - fired grid, of about 15 percent of current capacity, as a back - up for days the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine.)

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In March 2007, EU Ministers agreed a 2020 target to unilaterally reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent from 1990 levels; agreed that a 30 percent cut by industrialized countries is needed to avoid catastrophic climate change; and committed to reducing emissions by 30 % if other developed countries do the same and if economically more advanced developing countries contribute adequately according to their respective responsibilities and capacities: Brussels European Council, 5/9 March 2007.

But the situation will be reversed in the next two years as more than a dozen companies in Europe, China, Japan, and the United States bring on unprecedented levels of production capacity... Combined with technology advances, the increase in polysilicon supply will bring costs down rapidly — by more than 40 percent in the next three years, according to Prometheus estimates.»

As mentioned, power production in Ivanpah's first year was only 50 percent of its expected capacity, though Joseph Desmond, a member of BrightSource's board of directors, said that it was never their expectation for it to reach its full level in the first year.

Levels in other reservoirs across the state vary, with the lowest being Exchequer Reservoir in Central California at 12 percent of capacity and the highest being Shasta in Northern California at 46 percent of capacity.