Sentence examples for charges reliant from inspiring English sources

[C3.] Reliant to Settle Federal Charges Reliant Resources has agreed to pay $836,000 to settle federal accusations of manipulative trading practices during the 2000-2001 California energy crisis.

The limited government funding of health care facilities led them to become increasingly reliant on charges to patients.

This is more important for BEVs, which are fully reliant on charging, than PHEVs that are only partially reliant on the charging network.

Furthermore, as PHEV are not as reliant on the charging network as BEV, it may be that the impact of charging availability on the convenience attribute is over-estimated.

His production, with its characteristically stubborn indifference to the niceties of plot (he has invented wordless scenes of his own), is both relentlessly beautiful and unyieldingly self-dramatizing, each of its tableaus reliant on a charged-with-feeling progression that is largely unmoored to language.

However, little evidence was found to directly regard early adopters, so we retain our supposition that it is logical that they would be more reliant on private charging provision.

As a result we were unable to explain this surprising finding, except to suggest that it might originate with the photoreceptor early receptor potential - a light-dependent charge displacement, which is not reliant upon the phototransduction cascade[7].

Scrambled control peptides did not have these effects but interestingly the d-enantiomers did, indicating the actions of LL-37 are not solely related to charge and are likely not reliant on specific receptor interactions.

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Meanwhile, rooftop photovoltaic panels absorb solar energy for the building and power streetlights and public charging stations, so residents are less reliant on the unstable Port-au-Prince power grid.

The model results seem to substantiate previous studies that early adopters are not reliant on a public charging infrastructure.