It was one of many regrets yesterday that the opening duel between Dhawan and James Anderson was, because of the curtailment of the overs, so brief.
However, as renewables feature very low variable production costs, over-curtailment can be costly.
Mr. Smith remained with ABC until April 1979, when he resigned over the curtailment of his commentary.
The results provide a method for CHP load dispatching to reduce wind curtailment and coal consumption over an optimized time period.
Mr. Haider has called for a curtailment of immigration to Austria -- "over-foreignization," in his words.
For that reason, Labour's last budget in office anticipated a brutal curtailment of spending, halving the deficit over four years.
The crowd also voiced their displeasure at the sudden curtailment of an intriguing match, but any controversy over the decision was diluted when heavy rain began to fall, eventually causing play to be abandoned with 32 overs remaining in the day.
Over time incontinence leads to a curtailment of daily activities e.g. going out, shopping etc. which decreases self-esteem (Cartwright et al. 2011) and promotes social isolation (Yip et al. 2013).
I find that tracking R&D spending by the same CEOs over time produces no evidence of R&D curtailment.
Last March, in a reversal of a curtailment the year before, Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton presided over a ceremony at Klamath Falls, Ore., in which water was released to farmers that had been held back because of concern about endangered fish.
