Sentence examples for electricity data from inspiring English sources

Thus, full transparency goes a step further and means also enabling access to the used primary data as it is described by [48] for the treatment of fundamental electricity data.

Two years of electricity data (2015 and 2016) are analysed for all the building in the 4 campuses of UdL with a time resolution of 1 h using the programming language and software environment R [26].

Thus, efforts have been invested in the development of networks (Sheftel et al. 1994; Popov et al. 2008) and databases (Dolezalek 1992; Tammet 2009), which can provide atmospheric electricity data from different locations.

The global electricity data has been obtained from the Long Term Generation Expansion Plan 2013 2032, prepared by the Ceylon Electricity Board, and the rest of he energy consumption and the electricity sectorial data has been estimated by the authors based, on official and private documentation [29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50].

However, analyzing energy usage patterns and collecting electricity usage data is a very simple form of data collection and analysis.

It allows to have, in addition to the electricity connection, data connection to vehicle information over the grid which is nowadays an essential part of the smart grids.

The problem is solved in two ways; i) using the exact amount of electricity production data achieved by measurement and ii) using linguistic data provided by a decision maker.

Specifically, the electricity demand data used in this study are official processing data and may have statistical noise, which can be handled by SFA but is not possible to process if DEA was used.

Industrial output rose in July, as production of computers and productivity-enhancing business equipment offset declines for automobiles, appliances and electricity, Federal Reserve data showed today.

There are no fixed walls, and each deck is hollow, allowing technicians to run compressed air, electricity and data feeds to wherever they are needed.

New standards would have to be adopted -- or, in a less likely prospect, hardware manufacturers would have to rejigger their power schemes -- for notebook computers to take their electricity and data from the same cord.