Meanings of producing capacity in English

Each has a character of its own, and in sap- producing capacity they differ greatly.

Longer-term, new rubber producing capacity coming on stream would help to calm rising prices, Senard said.

Mitsubishi Chemical shut two naphtha processing plants with around 11 percent of Japan's overall ethylene- producing capacity.

RTL's competitive position also benefits from its program- producing capacity, which provides some diversity to its revenue streams.

Each person in the community whose income is equal to his individual producing capacity shall be exempt from taxation.

Each person in the community whose need is equal to his individual producing capacity shall be exempt from taxation.

The situation is aggravated by the fact that this critical producing capacity exists as a monopoly in the hands of Germany.

The IFN- producing capacity of pDCs is regulated by specific inhibitory receptors, yet none of the known receptors are conserved in evolution.

No sooner was producing capacity installed, than it was taken over for the production of urgently needed organic chemicals for explosives.

But a League of Nations can forward the cause by wise measures of disarmament, and this implies limiting war producing capacity.

Gunkul plans to expand its wind power producing capacity, boding well for further target price upgrades, the broker said in a report.

Over the summer, REC temporarily suspended some 45 percent of its wafer- producing capacity across three plants in Norway due to tumbling prices.

One means team work of great wealth- producing capacity, and the other a state in which the struggle for mere existence would be severe.

Measured by its grain- producing capacity, this valley is capable of supporting a larger population than any other physical region on the face of the earth.

This subject is far from being exhausted, and it is not improbable that the alloy- producing capacity of aluminium may eventually prove its most valuable characteristic.

In a statement, JBS said the deal would raise its global poultry producing capacity by 15 percent to around 9 million birds per day.