Two days after the fire Sunburst was running at a third of its normal capacity.
Its ammonia plants were running on full throttle, basically at 100% of normal capacity.
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This is usually 10 or even as much as 100 times normal capacity.
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New center, Dwight Howard is recovering from back surgery and is only able to perform at roughly 70% of his normal capacity.
This would be wrong only if the economy would by then be working well above its normal capacity, which Mr Davies thinks is by no means certain.
Two hospitals in the northern Iraqi city are operating at about 25 percent of normal capacity, the WHO team said, adding that such problems are "repeated across" Iraq.
The intent of this warranty is to provide consumers with confidence that despite this normal battery capacity loss, they will be assured of a minimum level of capacity throughout the warranty period.
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A. Gradual capacity loss is normal and expected in all lithium-ion batteries with time and use.
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"We don't have the capacity of a standard normal sixth form in central Salisbury, " he said.
Intel's pathbreaking 45-nanometer manufacturing process is yielding at or above all-time record levels, leading to well above average margins in the most recent quarters as capacity utilization gets back to normal.
Next year, if snowpack returns to normal levels, there will be plenty of spare transmission capacity.
In normal years, snowpack levels are lower and there is spare capacity on transmission lines.
The prison's certified normal accommodation is 1, 186, it's operational capacity is 1, 462.
These are hardly excessive growth rates in normal times, much less in an economy with almost 10 percent unemployment, with capacity utilization down from the 80s to the 60s, and with nonbank credit sinking, productivity growing rapidly, and with unit labor cost declining.
While core inflation, which strips out food and energy, was a more normal 1.8%, that is probably headed lower as high unemployment and unused capacity put downward pressure on wages and prices.
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