Sentence examples for demand per second from inspiring English sources

The second rule of operation restricts the maximal energy demand per second.

This means that all eight quay cranes are handling containers, without any restrictions on the number of simultaneously lifting quay cranes or on maximum energy demand per second.

Regarding total cost savings, the optimal solution is to reduce the maximum energy demand per second by 50% of the original highest observed energy demand.

The discrete modeling approach enables the modeler to model the containers as passive objects with a predefined behavior and to visualize the energy demand per second, as time continues on the basis of the occurrence of events.

To limit the maximum energy demand per second, the relation between the maximum allowed energy demand and handling time (see Fig. 9) is comparable to the situation where the number of simultaneously lifting STS cranes is limited.

If the peak demand of the simulation (base scenario with eight lifting quay cranes and no restriction on the maximum energy demand per second) is compared, the peak demand lies around 20,000 kW.

This was done with measurements of cold and hot water demands on a per second base and with surveys.

The demand for one-gigabit-per-second service could be minuscule, experts say.

Obviously we've got Fallout 4 coming, on November 10, with its better-than-Skyrim graphics and presentation and all that fancy bells-and-whistles guff that we've been conditioned to expect from current-gen systems or God help those whose products don't meet our fidelity and frames-per-second demands.

The yearly volume of data transmitted is calculated according to Equation 1, where u i ¯ are the average number of users per year of service i, t i ¯ is the average time a user uses service i in seconds and DL i and UL i are the downlink and uplink bandwidth demands of service i per second.

There are cities, towns, and regions all over the world where satellite is the only way to get more than a few hundred bits per second, and demand is going up.