Sentence examples for consumption for the first from inspiring English sources
In principle, the problems arising from fluctuating feed-in can be solved by increasing demand elasticity or decoupling generation and consumption; for the first, an advanced metering infrastructure and, for the second, decentralized electricity storage are considered core enablers.
In this paper, an energy performance monitoring and analysis framework is proposed for NZEHs, and a NZEH in Edmonton, Canada is analysed as a case example, which is found to have an energy deficit of 669.38 kWh (4.1% of total consumption) for the first monitored year.
Rather than another giant increase in coal consumption, for the first time in 15 years, government data shows that China's annual coal consumption declined by 2.9%, with an accompanying 1% fall in carbon dioxide emissions.
If the object has high-resolution bottom features, printing on a raft can help preserve the dimensionality of those features and only has a small penalty in energy consumption for the first layer raft printing.
By 2018, farmed fish is expected to exceed captured fish for human consumption for the first time and its share is seen at 52percentt in 2021.
The true silver lining of these findings lies in the fact that studies such as this one can now be executed -- physician-specific Medicare reimbursement data is now available for public consumption for the first time, and, as such, offers fresh insights in the field of health care.
In the report, the government raised its expectation for private consumption for the second month in a row, saying consumer spending was holding firm.
It expressed concern that world cereal production had fallen behind consumption for the third straight year, reducing stocks, forcing up prices and curbing donations of food to famine-stricken countries.
The targeting model is solved during the first synthesis step thus minimising the operating cost of the network and providing an initialisation, as well as good upper-bounds for freshwater and utilities consumption for the second model.
These two points corresponded to the glucose depletion for the first one and to the ethanol consumption for the second one, explaining the decrease in ethanol concentration observed after 32 h in Figure 3C.
Despite its modest growth, global sugar production is anticipated to surpass consumption for the fourth consecutive year, with the surplus expected to hover around 4.7 million tonnes, resulting in a further build up of stocks.
