Sentence examples for availability of generating from inspiring English sources

4) Two uncorrelated sources of uncertainty are considered, namely the pool price and the availability of generating units.

In short, this example illustrates that the acquisition of a call option can reduce the availability risk of generating units by allowing a power producer to sell contracting obligations to buy electricity at a fixed price, when there exists a high probability of suffering from unexpected unit failures.

The coal mills are identified as significant equipment that affects the availability of the generating units.

Therefore, an option provides more flexibility than a forward contract since the holder can decide whether or not the option is exercised depending on the availability of its generating units and/or the pool price behavior.

However, the availability of asparagine generated from AS1 reactions is apparently less effective for the outgrowth of tillers.

The challenge was to help users synchronise their energy use behaviours with the availability of locally generated renewable energy sources.

These results indicate that the availability of asparagine generated from AS1 reactions apparently contributes less to the outgrowth of tillers in rice plants under conditions of sufficient glutamine.

To examine the contribution of availability of asparagine generated from AS1 reactions in the basal portions of shoots to the outgrowth of rice tillers, reverse genetics studies were carried out using homozygous rice mutants lacking OsAS1 (Ohashi et al. 2015a).

Our results provide evidence that local cytoskeletal dynamics during cell motility is coupled to on-site availability of ATP generated by CK-B.

Glutathione levels are determined in part by the availability of cysteine, generated from homocysteine through the transsulfuration pathway.

Nevertheless these results, along with those of laboratory experiments, corroborate the notion that isoprene emission is related to the availability of electrons generated in photosynthesis, relative to the demand for them to be used in carbon assimilation.