Sentences with phrase «percent capacity takes»

Charging up to 80 percent capacity takes less than 30 minutes.

Not exact matches

Of the 41 participants, the 15 with impaired emotional capacity took the most logical approach to the game, investing in 84 percent of the rounds and ending up with $ 25.70 on average.

It will take up 100 percent of your mental capacities, if you let it.

In fact, for most of the five years we were in business, I was turning business away because I didn't have the capacity to take on new work when I was already growing nearly 80 percent a year.

The purchase was spurred by a blaze that damaged an independent grower - owned cold storage operator, taking out approximately 20 percent of Martinelli's cold storage capacity.

And so in my view it's far or less robust than we think, because if you took a few of these out, the thing will just overload; because 80 percent of the capacity can be taken out by relatively small number of cascading failures.

Germany added 344 MW of solar power in May, taking the total to 33,877 MW, or 19 percent of installed capacity, according to the nation's grid regulator.

The XGC code ran for three days and took 90 percent of the capacity of Titan at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF), which is the nation's most powerful supercomputer for open science and capable of performing up to 27 million billion (1015) operations per second.

She meets Professor Norman and some colleagues of his who, despite their accumulated scientific wisdom, do nothing except gape at how awesome she is and then help her to take all the CPH4 in order to crank it up to 11 and achieve 100 percent cerebral capacity.

Scottsdale Unified was using only 65 percent of building capacity, despite taking in 4,000 out - of - district children.

iOS on an 16 GB Apple iPad takes no more than 4 GB of space, leaving some 75 percent of the advertised capacity for use.

The ThinkPad X201 Tablet took 2 hours and 6 minutes to charge to 80 percent of capacity, and a full 4:43 to reach 100 percent.

This will allow the airline to take its total flight capacity between the two destinations up by 45 percent in comparison to this year, according to WOW Air representatives, with a total of eleven flights available each week.

The project, which will take up to three years to complete, will increase its capacity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 10 percent, by eliminating all use of fuel oil (except for emergencies) and installing newer, more efficient turbines.

-- In addition to the policy under paragraph (1), it is the policy of the United States that regional electric grid planning to meet these objectives should result from an open, inclusive and transparent process, taking into account all significant demand - side and supply - side options, including energy efficiency, distributed generation, renewable energy and zero - carbon electricity generation technologies, smart - grid technologies and practices, demand response, electricity storage, voltage regulation technologies, high capacity conductors with at least 25 percent greater efficiency than traditional ACSR (aluminum stranded conductors steel reinforced) conductors, superconductor technologies, underground transmission technologies, and new conventional electric transmission capacity and corridors.

Many millions of people can't cope with the very high prices for fuel, (another 7 percent increase this month) with the certainty that if we have more cold winters the energy grid eventually won't be able to cope as we've closed too much of our capacity in order to meet our carbon targets and instead hope that useless windmills will take their place.

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This benchmark measure of reaching 80 percent capacity seems standard among electric cars, as the last 20 percent of battery capacity tends to take disproportionately longer to charge.

The next - best performer was the Mackertop PD Type - C wall charger, which took 34:03 to bring the iPhone 8 Plus to 50 percent capacity.

When it comes to charging times, both phones take up to two hours to reach 100 percent capacity.

So frugal that a tiny 100 mAh battery taking only 1.5 hours to fast charge to 100 percent capacity can last up to 21 days before needing resuscitation.

Qualcomm's quick charge system operates on the phone, taking the battery from zero to 50 percent capacity in 40 minutes, according to BlackBerry's information.

The good news is that on its stock charger, Moto 360 charges at just under 2 percentage points a minute, taking a little less than an hour to get from dead to 100 percent capacity.

Apple says its iPhone batteries are designed to «retain up to 80 percent of its original capacity at 500 complete charge cycles,» which Kingsley - Hughes thought would take him about three years to reach.