Sentence examples for a typical demand from inspiring English sources

A decade of tax rises is not a typical demand from an ambitious Conservative cabinet minister.

We apply it to a typical demand charge network tariff proposal within the Australian National Electricity Market and actual consumption data of 3876 Sydney households, and find it to have low cost-reflectivity in terms of aligning customer bills with their contribution towards network peak demand.

The wrong strategic moves can render a Veblen good into just an ordinary item with a typical demand curve.

The large amount of PCs produced by Cd stressed plants represents an additional sink for reduced sulfur which, by increasing the metabolic request for both Cys and GSH, generates a typical demand-driven coordinated transcriptional regulation of genes involved in sulfate uptake, sulfate assimilation and GSH biosynthesis.

Transactive energy can take place at time scales from fractions of a second to hours, whereas typical demand response takes place at time scales of hours or days [44].

The country needs about 90.5 gigawatts of generating capacity on hand to fill a typical national demand of about 80 gigawatts.

A typical electricity demand series presents multiple seasonal patterns.

However, the case for the EVs is unique; electric vehicles can be mobile and a typical EV demand is large and, in fact, it can be more than the daily energy consumption of two households [11].

Considering a typical heat demand of 100 GJ/Home a pellet appliance equipped home would emit around 1 6 kg of fine particles per year.

The proposed methodology provides a refined approach that includes more building response information than typical demand models, allowing for more accurate estimates of the seismic fragility of multi-story buildings.

"It would have been harder to do with our typical demand patterns," he said.