Exemplos de uso de Generating capacity em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is about a quarter of one per cent of the total installed electricity generating capacity of the world.
The first two power stations have a maximum generating capacity of 300 megawatts(MW),
When finished, the Wudongde hydropower plant will have an estimated annual generating capacity of 38.9 billion KWh,
This system, transmitting at±600kVdc half of Itaipu generating capacity(6,300 MW),
Carter et al. identified a strong influence of the force generating capacity of knee extensors in elderly women 65-75 years old on their performance in functional tests involving the control of static and dynamic balance.
Originally having a generating capacity of 300 MW each(2,700 MW total),
will account for about 12% of total generating capacity in Portugal.
Tanzania- have set ambitious goals to boost their power generating capacity with the ultimate aim of enhancing energy security,
reduces the force generating capacity.
which has a generating capacity of 14,000 MW.
it is estimated that the sugarcane industry's generating capacity could reach 15,000 average megawatts by 2020.
These measures range from the provision of humanitarian aid as well as help in generating capacity for self-management of such states,
In invitations to tender for the requisite generating capacity, consideration must also be given to electricity supply offers with long term guarantees from existing generating units,
The supplier and the South African government has been widely criticised for failing to adequately plan for and construct sufficient electrical generating capacity, although ultimately the government has admitted that it was at fault for refusing to approve funding for investment in infrastructure.
the lack of alternatives for the generating capacity expansion in the short term,
more focused on the public deficit issue[9], resulted in the stagnation of investment regarding generating capacity expansion, culminating with the 2001-2002"Blackout Crisis" See KELMAN, 2001.
it seems possible that the tension generating capacity of flexor and extensor muscles is specifically developed in accordance with the prevailing lengths of these muscles,
By comparing data of new undertakings from the perspective of installed generating capacity by type of source, one notes a reversal in relation to the current electric power matrix[5],
the retro-fitting of FGD equiqment to 6 000 megawatts of existing generating capacity, will cost £600 million over 10 years.
Major contribution to the expansion of Angola's electricity generating capacities.