Sentence examples for Operational economy from inspiring English sources

The long-established supremacy reflects the perceived overall operational economy, simplicity, and reliability of single, direct-coupled crosshead engine plants.

Such assumption implies the best operational economy that could be achieved for the studied system.

In an energy system with high share of renewables, the energy price, especially the electricity spot price, can be dramatically affected by the production from renewables such as wind [17, 18], which may to a great extent affects the operational economy of different hydrogen-based applications.

The study carried in this paper, as part of a demo-oriented feasibility analysis "CopenHydrogen" [20], presents an economic dispatch based generic mathematical model for facilitating the assessment of the operational economy of hydrogen systems that can function as a bidirectional electrical energy storage (EES) in view of a multi-energy market environment.

The solution of the economic dispatch provides the commitment status and dispatch scheduling for units during the respective scheduling period under study [27], which offers an ideal path to assess the market-based operational economy, i.e. the variable cost (VC), of an energy system.

Although the S15 was superior in freight haulage capacity and operational economy, the N class' good all-round performance on passenger and freight meant that the type was adopted as the company's standard mixed-traffic design.

Internal processes are another key component of making schools affordable: College and university leaders are investigating and reviewing revamps needed to reduce money through realizing operational economies of scale.

Savings will come in the areas of labor costs and from operational economies.

In the first instance, an operational market economy needs to be put in place.

The Board may not make any grant to Radio Free Asia unless the headquarters of Radio Free Asia and its senior administrative and managerial staff are in a location which ensures economy, operational effectiveness, and accountability to the Board.

This work was supported by the Project No. 01.01.02-00-074/09 of the National Centre for Research and Development (Poland) co-funded by The European Union from The European Regional Development Fund within the framework of the Innovative Economy Operational Programme 2007 2013.