Sentence examples for form of curtailment from inspiring English sources

Alternative remuneration mechanisms for the regional stabilisation of distribution grids are also being discussed, e.g. in the form of curtailment contracts between TSOs and power producers or consumers, or regional flexibility markets [98].

The powers of the National Assembly, which was reinstated in 1980 after a period of curtailment, were strengthened in 1987.

The paper further discusses details of the curtailment algorithm, alternatives to curtailment, the communication needs and risks associated with the use of curtailment.

A much smaller number of curtailment orders, 277, affected senior right holders -- those whose rights date to before 1914.

Two such stopping rules that have been proposed for computer-based testing are the methods of curtailment and stochastic curtailment.

First, we describe how the stopping rules of curtailment and stochastic curtailment can be applied to the COMM.

A second limitation was the sample size of the study, which was smaller than the sample sizes of previous applications of curtailment and stochastic curtailment [ 18, 19].

This study examined the use of curtailment and stochastic curtailment, two computer-based testing approaches that sequentially determine the test length for each individual, to reduce the respondent burden of the COMM without compromising sensitivity and specificity.

See Eisenberg and Ghosh [ 24] and Eisenberg and Simons [ 25] for information about the statistical properties of curtailment.

Psychiatrist Julio Arboleda-Flórez considers these throffers a form of social engineering, and worries that they have multiple implications in regard to coercive mechanisms from implicit curtailments of freedom to ascription of vulnerability.

Immediately following this devastating loss, Mahler learned that his heart was defective, a diagnosis subsequently confirmed by a Vienna specialist, who ordered a curtailment of all forms of vigorous exercise.