Sentence examples for economic generation from inspiring English sources

We've already reduced their economic generation, oil and gas, by thirty per cent or so.

Methods and problems cover socially responsible economic generation and utilization of energy in central power generation plants, solar systems, refrigeration devices, and automobile, jet and gas-turbine engines.

The objective of the FLOAT project is to develop a floating wind turbine system enabling the economic generation of electricity from wind power in offshore locations, typically between 100 and 300 m water depth.

This research has been developed with the aim of analyzing of the reported results in 'Differential evolution technique-based short-term economic generation scheduling of hydrothermal systems' by K.K. Mandal, N. Chakraborty Electric Power Systems Research 78 (2008) 1972 1979.

Purpose of this study is attempted to look into the conservation, consolidation and economic generation of integrated tropical agriculture food and fruits yielding crops reforestation among the indigenous community.

To solve the collaboration problem of multi-time scale economic dispatch and generation control in power system, i.e., long term time scale optimization, short term time scale optimization, and real-time control, a real-time economic generation dispatch and control (REG) framework, which as a unified time scale framework, is designed in this paper.

The objective is to eliminate errors due to the disturbances in both frequency and tie-line power so as to ensure an economic power generation.

There is a psychological letdown because after two centuries of economic progress, generations can no longer assume they will be better off than their parents.

At the White House, he developed and popularized the "Great Gatsby curve," the notion that countries with greater inequality had lower economic mobility from generation to generation.

Finally, and perhaps most worrying, is that, as inequality has increased, Krueger noted that year-to-year or generation-to-generation economic mobility has decreased.

Jacobsen, H. K. & Schröder, S. T. Curtailment of renewable generation economic optimality and incentives.