Sentence examples for generation dropped from inspiring English sources
Coal-fired generation dropped by 12.3percentt, while gas-fired electricity production increased by 20.4percentt.
Since 2005, carbon emissions from electricity generation dropped to 2.05 billion metric tons a year in 2013 from 2.5 billion.
There was a 3.5% drop in coal production, coal-fired electricity generation fell 2.8% and overall power generation dropped 0.2%, the first fall in 50 years.
Half of train services and 30percentnt of flights at Paris airports were cancelled, a quarter of primary schools were closed and electricity generation dropped as staff joined the one-day strike.
Table 5 shows the results of case study 3 versus 2. The expected profit decreased while the cost of generation dropped slightly.
Moreover, H2 generation dropped off rapidly, associated with C/N ratio increase, which implied that high C/N ratio could limit the electron directing to H2 synthesis and contribute to enhance NADH production.
Often, renewables such as solar are at their highest output during these times, but this generation isn't guaranteed due to what is called "intermittency," whereby generation drops unexpectedly.
Functionally, muscle contraction became severely affected within weeks of birth, with specific force generation dropping as low as ∼65% and ∼27% of control values in the extensor digitorum longus and soleus muscles respectively.
(1)From this we can write down the log-likelihood ℓ(s) of s given the full trajectory (that is, sampling every individual at every generation), dropping terms that do not depend on s, ℓ (s ) = 2 N e ∑ t = 1 T { f t log (1 + s ) − log (1 + s f t − 1 ) }. (2 Since we have assumed Ne to be constant, the log-likelihood depends on Ne only though a constant multiple, and the MLE does not depend on Ne.
It also has a new name: the Voelker Orth Museum, Bird Sanctuary and Victorian Garden (subsequent generations dropped the c).
Isobutanol (IBT) has attracted much attention from researchers as a next generation drop-in biofuel.
