Sentence examples for gross generation from inspiring English sources

"Huaneng, Datang, and Huadian reported 3Q gross generation growth of 32.3%, 20.9%, and 9.6%, respectively, compared to 2Q and our expectation of 8-12% growth," Morgan Stanley analyst Simony H.Y. Lee wrote.

F may also be represented by the equivalent full-load generation time during the test period, and is used to weigh the gross generation of the device, which is usually calculated by the accumulation of the power sequences obtained by the average current speed and average power in a period of time.

Table 1 Calculated gross power generation and full load hours for wind and solar power   Onshore power generation Offshore power generation Photovoltaic systems Gross power generation (TWh) 77.8 33.6 41 Full load hours (h/a) 2,000 3,350 770.

With 25% PLF of wind power projects the annual gross electricity generation potential has been estimated at 99 TWh whereas the annual technical electricity generation potential has been estimated at 28 TWh.

Existing research indicates that it is a very regressive way of generating revenue for health care [ 12] and that gross revenue generation is quite low (for example, NHI contributions by those outside the formal-employment sector in Ghana account for only 5% of NHIF revenue) [ 13].

In Italy, for instance, more than 39% of gross electricity generation came from renewable sources in 2015.

It also can be concluded that the maximum solar contribution of two schemes for the gross power generation are 6.11% and 4.90%, respectively.

In a typical running with 4.3 kW stack power, the hydrogen production efficiency, gross power generation efficiency and heat recovery efficiency approach to 76%, 41%and50%0%, respectively.

To my mind, Willman and Galea are the real showmen, combining rapid patter with spitfire-quick magic routines, while Flom and Staniforth pepper their slower set-ups with the "check this out" and "look at this, so gross" MTV generation naffery.

In Model 1, main energy indicators such as total production of primary energy per capita, total gross electricity generation per capita and final energy consumption per capita were used in the input layer of the ANN while sectoral energy consumption per capita was used in Model 2.

In this case, the deviation was −8.9% for the gross power generation and −8.3% regarding full load hours per year.