Sentence examples for dynamic consumption from inspiring English sources
"What's obvious is that we've got a real stagnation in consumer spending, which raises questions about France's economic model, which is based largely on dynamic consumption," Gilles Moëc, an economist at Deutsche Bank, said.
Baouche et al. [14] used OD data to develop an integer linear programming algorithm mixed with a dynamic consumption demand model, for the City of Lyon.
We also find that subjects over-react to the lump-sum payments, as they briefly consume above their optimal dynamic consumption paths.
Measurement of this potential permitted estimation of the local copper ion concentration resulting from their dynamic consumption by electrochemical reduction and their supply by mass transport.
The refresh energy can dominate the dynamic consumption when a high percentage of the chip area is devoted to eDRAM cache structures.
To provide accurate estimation, two kinds of consumption are considered: dynamic consumption related to component activity (e.g., read/write operations), and static consumption related to leakage currents when the component is inactive.
Completing a given task in shorter time or at lower clock frequency can reduce dynamic power consumption; however, the power consumption comparison is not made in this article.
For a long time, dynamic power consumption has been considered more significant than static consumption.
where the first term on the right-hand side represents energy for dynamic power consumption and the second represents energy for static power consumption, where λ is a hardware constant.
where Pswitching is the dynamic power consumption due to switching activities, PSC is the dynamic power consumption due to the short circuit current (ISC), and Pleakage is the static power consumption due to the leakage current.
According to [16], Pdyn is the dynamic power consumption, which is determined by the supply voltage and the frequency, and PDC is the static power consumption, which is the leakage power consumption of CMOS devices.
