spare capacity造句怎么写

A toll could be placed on a roadway, raised if traffic bogs down, and reduced if there's spare capacity.

If there is enough spare capacity on the total managed system, it will boot up with the Desired — not the minimum.

Should demand recover in the OECD and the high growth seen in non-OECD countries also continue, OPEC's spare capacity will be used relatively quickly.

In a virtual world, you would need to enable spare capacity or add more capacity to your existing hardware and reconfigure the virtual images for the new resources; that's all.

“Historians will look back on 2008 as the first time in modern memory that spare capacity ran out without a war in the Persian Gulf, and OPEC failed to cap prices,” says Mr McNally.

We should try to introduce our foreign friends, hope in the domestic many for a walk to take one more look, try to play to their spare capacity, to make our country better.

Inflation is not about to spiral upwards but with diminishing spare capacity, it could edge up.

With so much spare capacity, deflation remains a risk even as economies stop shrinking.

Even so premiums barely rose, perhaps because there was too much spare capacity in the reinsurance industry.

If the canal shuts down, the pipeline has the spare capacity to take much of the displaced crude northward.

Over the medium term, the recovery faces other significant hurdles, including reduced international capital flows, high unemployment, and spare capacity exceeding 10 percent in many countries.

The economic reverse is opening up spare capacity on a scale that will exert big downward pressure on prices even though the steep fall in the value of the pound has made imports dearer.

Customers have no incentive to conserve power when it is scarce during times of peak demand, so generating firms have to build lots of spare capacity to cope with surges in consumption.

Riyadh can still be relied on to use its spare capacity to keep prices under control.

If recovery does take hold, there is plenty of room to grow because of the amount of spare capacity (even if potential output has taken a hit).

The big fall in sterling was over by early 2009. The severity of the recession has opened up lots of spare capacity, which is bearing down on domestic costs, notably pay.

The Saudis accounted for 12% of global oil production in 2009, and that doesn't count their spare capacity.

We expect to have some spare capacity shortly?a couple of products are being run down?

If disturbances hit Algeria and threaten its oil industry too, the buffer of spare capacity would fall below where it stood in 2008.