Definitions for storage capacity
stor·age capac·i·ty

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1. Storage Capacity

   A term for the ampere-hours of electricity, which can be taken in current form from a storage battery.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of storage capacity in Chaldean Numerology is: 2

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of storage capacity in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of storage capacity in a Sentence

1. Jeffrey Kratz:

   Chile has over 70 percent of telescopes researching ... the night sky, yet 83 percent of the data they cannot keep because they don't have the storage capacity at many of these sites, they were frustrated because they weren't able to maximize the amazing research that was going on.

2. Oystein Berentsen:

   Land storage capacity is now limited but OPEC keeps increasing production so the oil price is relentlessly trending down. Short-term further pressure can be expected. Iran may return to the market in January which is causing concern of increasing oversupply.

3. Fatih Birol:

   At the current pace in the oil market, we may well see around mid-June the global storage capacity can be full.

4. Seng Yick Tee:

   They will definitely continue to buy more crude to fill up new storage capacity, both strategic and commercial.

5. John Springford:

   Governments could do more to incentivize and speed up the development of renewable sources of energy, a big step would be giving the green light to onshore wind. It would also be wise for governments to build storage capacity for liquid natural gas (LNG), which can happen fairly quickly and directly reduces the need for Russian gas.

References

1. ^ The Standard Electrical Dictionary
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