Sentence examples for allocated demand from inspiring English sources

Table 10 shows allocated demand points to emergency tents under each scenario in the first period.

It may also be noted that allocated demand meeting priority led to higher in-stream-flow reliability compared to M& I reliability.

(D_{L_{fair}}) and DH1-5 are the allocated demand curtailment limit and the instantaneous demand of homes 1 5, respectively.

According to Figs. 8 and 9, the load profile of transformer has been kept below the transformer rating and the instantaneous load demand of all the homes has been controlled below the allocated demand limit.

Using the energy-aware routing algorithm to compute the most beneficial routes for these allocated demands.

The typical location-allocation problem involves selecting p facilities among n potential locations and allocating demand to the open facilities to minimize the total cost (Hakimi 1965).

When the instantaneous demand at transformer increases beyond its capacity, the proposed methodology dynamically allocates demand curtailment limit (DCL) to each home served by transformer.

Step 7: TMP allocates demand curtailment limit (DCL_{home,i}) to the HAC of each associated home by using water-filling algorithm which requires information about convenience factor and next loads waiting to operate of each home.

It shown that the results of the robotics geometry (P2D function) were similar to the results of computing the shortest path (SPD function) in terms of the facilities location, allocating demand points to facilities, execution time and logistic costs.

In the procedure of computing the shortest path (SPD), the execution time due to drawing lines, network formation and running DIJKSTRA algorithm were more than in P2D procedures, but the P2D function results in terms of the center's location, allocating demand points to centers and the logistic cost were similar to it.

A new dynamic optimization strategy is substantiated for allocating demands, in a typical process plant, to a set of service equipment working in parallel.