Sentence examples for balance fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Together with the ES, the non-critical load becomes a smart load to balance fluctuations of supply and demand.
No attempt was made to determine sulfur present as FeS, elemental sulfur, polysulfide, or other forms of sulfur that may explain the apparent mass balance fluctuations in the profile.
On the level of market and system integration, [20] shows the potential to reshape the recent market design for a better integration of wind power to provide regulating power to balance fluctuations in electricity systems.
After passing through the turbines, the water enters a surge chamber designed to balance fluctuations in the level of water before entering the tailrace tunnel to Loch Awe, which is 7 m in diameter and 935 m long.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01607.002 Nearly all organisms balance fluctuations in the availability of energy sources with the need for energy expenditure.
The reason for a stochastic semantics lies in the observation that at higher levels of organization (like cells) no longer abundant numbers will be able to balance fluctuations as can be often observed at lower levels, e.g. proteins that are involved in metabolic pathways.
Balancing fluctuations in availability and requirements of metabolic energy is important for life.
Electrical power grids are extraordinarily complicated to operate: electricity cannot be stored and must be generated as needed, and this makes balancing fluctuations in supply and demand very challenging.
Additionally, there is a need to balance seasonal fluctuations in wind and PV energy provision (long term up to half a year).
These quick-response electric services are purchased to balance constant fluctuations in load and to adapt to unexpected equipment failures; they account for 5 10% of electric cost—$12 billionn per year in the US.
Hydropower, originally designed as a base electrical power, is now used to balance grid fluctuations that are primarily produced by market deregulation and the introduction of other renewable energy resources.
