Sentence examples for contribution of generators from inspiring English sources

The definition of a "reliability product" that is separate from the energy product, whose main role is to identify the contribution of generators in critical moments of low probability, was instrumental to attract investments in new generation in the newly-liberalized electricity markets.

The contribution of the generator developer towards these costs is calculated in accordance with distribution network operator's charging methodology as approved by the electricity regulator Ofgem.

The proportional sharing principle provides the basis of this method for determining the contribution of each generator to the load in each bus.

The power tracing method allows the assessment of the contributions of individual generators (or loads) to individual line flows, which often utilize sensitivity analysis.

Because each phenotypic state (heads or tails) has two generators (one for the fair coin, one for the biased coin),the distribution of repeated observations will include contributions of both generator rules.

The maximum contribution of wind turbine generator short-circuit current is therefore set to 1.1 p.u.

It is possible that the control of the cycling movement at high pedal rate by the brain is facilitated by the contribution of spinal Central Pattern Generators [ 205].

The contribution of the k th generator to the i th load demand is equal to: eta_{ik} = P_{Li} P_{Gk} frac{{left[ {varvec{A}_{u}^{ - 1} } right]_{ik} }}{{P_{i} }} (6).

The strong connection means that the contribution of a group of coherent generators to a load bus is above the threshold value η 0. And, it will be a weak connection if the contribution is below the threshold value η 0. It is impossible for buses to have a strong connection with any group of coherent generators in the islanding cutset search area.

Electrical betweenness can reflect the influence of the capacity and distribution of generators and load, even quantify the contribution of the nodes and edges to the power flow transmission.

The fault current contribution of the Doubly-Fed Induction Generator Wind Turbines (DFIG-WTs) under unbalanced grid faults did not draw researchers' attention due to the absence of any related requirements in the former grid codes.