Sentence examples for generation charge from inspiring English sources

Shan, T.-R. et al. Second generation charge optimized many-body (COMB) Potential for Si/SiO2 and amorphous silica.

C.L.&P.'s distribution rate is $1.75 a month higher than it was six years ago, while the monthly generation charge has surged $56, to $75.

But there's something very important to remember: If you look at Cape Wind's power, and you compare it against what you say is an 8-cent energy generation charge, you're comparing that to the cost of fossil fuels.

For instance, adjusting the transmission and distribution charge down the same amount as the generation charge goes up; the net effect on consumers would be zero, but alternative power companies would have more incentive to come in.

The distribution rate, or what it costs C.L.&P. to distribute electricity, is 19percentt of an average residential bill, while the generation charge — or how much C.L.&P. is being charged for electricity — is 60percentt.

Understanding the mechanisms for high power generation, charge transport behavior, energy band modulations, and role of depletion width in piezoelectric semiconducting p n junction, through piezoelectric charges developed by external mechanical strains, are essential for various NGs.

Left-wing critics of a later generation charged just the reverse that it bolstered the old order and prevented significant reform.

With only two years between them, they were from the generation charged with rebuilding the destruction of the second world war.

Then, when young people's activism becomes too powerful to ignore, the previous generation charges them instead with wrongheadedness and - perhaps worst of all, in their minds - insufficient reverence to their predecessors.

See also A New Generation Charges Ahead.

Generation charges an undisclosed fee with a bonus based on three-year performance.