Sentence examples for accommodate excess from inspiring English sources
This paper introduces DR into traditional unit commitment (UC) strategy and proposes a multi-objective day-ahead optimal scheduling model for wind farm integrated power systems, since incentive-based DR can accommodate excess wind power and can be used as a source of system spinning reserve to alleviate generation side reserve pressure during both peak and valley load periods.
"The Deep Tunnel," or Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP), heads down 350 feet and is essentially there to accommodate excess rainwater runoff.
Hog lagoons are required to have at least 19 inches of buffer to accommodate excess rain at all times, and farmers will pump out much more than that ahead of a storm.
The degree to which subcutaneous and omental fat can expand to accommodate excess calories may be highly variable across individuals and degrees of body fat, perhaps determined by genetic, intrauterine or environmental influences later in life.
Models based on mixtures of parametric models are introduced as a flexible way to accommodate excess zeros, overdispersion and heavy tails that might lead to more robust estimates.
For instance, when adipose tissue expands to accommodate excess lipids, macrophages therein are exposed to non-esterified fatty acids and respond by increased release of inflammatory cytokines [ 37, 38].
However, these observations also support the notion that PC synthesis, in addition to TAG, may also provide some (limited) buffering capacity for accommodating excess FA.
17, 41– 45 According to Kral, 46 SAT, especially gluteofemoral SAT, may function as a "metabolic sink" that accommodates excess energy intake through the uptake of excess FFAs, which could impair glucose uptake and insulin sensitivity.
Supporting this hypothesis, the higher "adipogenic potential" at baseline in subjects with larger fat cells (as represented by greater expression of PPARγ and SREBP-1) may have primed the adipose tissue for differentiation/proliferation upon exposure to excess energy, whereas those with smaller existing fat cells were able to accommodate the excess lipid by cellular hypertrophy.
Other stadiums built to accommodate in excess of 100,000 people include May Day Stadium, in P'yŏngyang, North Korea Melbourne Cricket Groundd, in Melbourne; Aztec Stadium, in Mexico City Salt Lake Stadiumm, in Kolkata (Calcutta); and Michigan Stadium, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.
Because mutual funds are forced to keep more assets in cash to accommodate these excess trades, and along with that comes an increase in trading costs, which funny enough are passed on to all shareholders.
