Sentence examples for Two mpc from inspiring English sources

Two MPC architectures are derived from the basic MPC architecture: (1) the MPC1 architecture, which is the MPC architecture without reverse power flow during regenerative braking process, and (2) the MPC2 architecture – MPC architecture without charging mode of Energy Storage System (ESS) from the FC system.

The fact that two MPC members are now in a minority over interest rates should come as no surprise.

Given that the UK tends to follow the US with a short lag, it would not be that much of a surprise if one or two MPC members voted for a rate cut this week.

A continued rise in wages could prompt the two MPC members concerned about inflationary pressures – Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty – to vote for a hike as soon as next month, economists have said.

David Miles and Paul Fisher, the two MPC members who had repeatedly backed Carney's predecessor Sir Mervyn King's calls for an extension of the deflation-busting policy, decided instead to switch their votes and support Carney's plan of leaving the size of the QE programme unchanged at £375bn.

David Miles and Paul Fisher, the two MPC members who had repeatedly backed Sir Mervyn King's calls for an extension of the deflation-busting policy, decided instead to switch their votes and support Carney's plan of leaving QE unchanged, amid signs that economic recovery was becoming "more firmly established".

The control algorithm is comprised of two MPCs to handle the bidirectional power flow between the AC and DC terminals and the control of the PEV charging and discharging.

If he can paint a gloomier picture of the economy and bypass his monetarist critics, there are six of the nine MPC members standing in his way.

There has been nothing in the recent data to make any of the seven MPC members voting to keep rates on hold change their minds.

The further acceleration in July appears to vindicate the fears of the four MPC members who voted against the rate cut.

For the past four months, three MPC members, including King, have advocated a £25bn extension of QE, but have been outvoted by their colleagues, who are concerned that inflation remains well above the government's 2% target.