Sentence examples for controlled demand from inspiring English sources

Two control schemes are presented: (1) operation of network actuators (pumps and valves) and (2) controlled demand shedding allocation between network consumers with limited resources.

Extensive studies have been done for directly and indirectly controlled demand response (DR) programs using thermostatically controlled appliances (TCAs) for energy [6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13] and ancillary [14, 15, 16, 17, 18] services.

Both modes fully supported synchronized ventilation aided by controlled "demand flow" circuitry which synchronizes inspiratory gas delivery close to the breathing pattern of the neonate.

Controlling demand is one route towards greater energy security.

In addition, state officials adopted a rationing system that helped control demand, the experts said.

Rob's abuse has bloomed from the occasional controlling demand into a mushroom cloud of sinister, coercive behaviour.

On hot days it can selectively turn down air conditioners, controlling demand (see "The Lowly Thermostat, Now Minter of Megawatts").

"The only thing that matters is increasing fuel efficiency because if you can't control demand, you will never have an energy policy".

At the time, both British and American merchants lectured their Chinese interlocutors that if they wanted to control opium imports into China, they first needed to control demand.

Alongside that extensive new infrastructure, large-scale energy storage and some ability to control demand to fit supply will be needed, and that could take many decades.

Inventory models are really important to control demand and supply in many sectors such as business, industry, agriculture and trade.