Among them, the negative impact on the electrical grid operation in case of an uncoordinated contemporary charging of a huge number of EVs.
Further, the expected increase of electrical demand due to the uncoordinated contemporary charging of a huge number of Electric Vehicles (EVs) can create chaotic phenomena with a negative impact especially on the distribution network.
As Duffy makes clear, there is no real evidence that the priest incited his flock to murder by declaring from the altar that Mahon was "worse than Cromwell," as some contemporary accounts charged, although he surely felt as much.
Composers and critics who regarded atonality as the only truly serious contemporary language charged Mr. Rochberg and Mr. Del Tredici with selling out to mass-market tastes, and indeed a broad public embraced their tonal works.
None too soon, for we are in the late spring of 1940, with the German war machine in full cry and Britain adrift until Churchill, to the alarm of many contemporaries, takes charge.
About what my contemporaries are charging, I have no idea.
There's been controversy about the amount of money that your contemporaries are charging — the figures I believe range from 110 million rupees ($2 million) to 150 million rupees ($2.7 million) a film.
This was obvious to his contemporaries, who charged that, far from being an Academic of any kind, he was a Stoic and belonged in the Stoa rather than in the Academy (Acad. 2.69, 132, cf. 137; S.E. PH 1.235).
Objectively, do you feel that's the case considering what your contemporaries are charging?
Billing it as the "most controversial and politically charged contemporary work of art in the world" in a press release, the Temple kept the location of the unveiling a closely guarded secret in an effort to keep religious protesters away.
