Sentence examples for capacity committed from inspiring English sources
The results determine the expected amount and location of conventional generating capacity dispatched, the reserve capacity committed to maintain operating reliability, the charging/discharging of storage capacity, and the amount of potential wind generation spilled.
For example, we used the model together with historical sales data from the 1992 1993 season to estimate how much stockout and markdown costs would drop as we increased the available amount of reactive capacity that is, capacity committed in reaction to actual early demand information.
Therefore, with greater wind/solar capacity committed to the grid, greater gas capacity or supply needs to be committed as well.
The 787 Dreamliner was not seriously considered because production capacity was committed to commercial customers far into the future.
"As a matter of public policy we should support a company that invests heavily in expanding refinery capacity, is committed to making more gasoline and has a long track record of making money," says Adams.
NTPC is one of the country's largest renewable energy offtakers, is responsible for 3.6 GW of India's 12 GW existing solar capacity, has committed to 10 GW of the government's 100 GW by 2022 total solar target, and has a 36 GW by 2032 total renewable energy target for its generation fleet.
According to Erikson, intimacy is achieved when the adolescent has developed the capacity to commit to a concrete affiliation and abide by the commitment, even if this means sacrifice and compromise [ 1]. Paul and White [ 2] describe three stages in the development of intimate relationships in late adolescence.
But that does not necessarily mean the end of Isis, which retains its capacity to commit terrorist atrocities throughout the country.
It reminds us that, like it or not, the capacity to commit a crime of passion is part of being human.
Although the regime's capacity to commit large-scale massacres has shrunk, Gaddafi's defeat will come at a high cost in terms of human life.
