Sentence examples for handle fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Controlling energy use would also help network operators handle fluctuations in renewable power, which rises and falls depending on how windy or sunny it is.
The goal is to a find a suitable static topology that can handle fluctuations in the offered sub-wavelength traffic load, without requiring the use of reconfigurable optical switching equipment.
This paper presents FC-ORB, a real-time Object Request Broker (ORB) middleware that employs end-to-end utilization control to handle fluctuations in application workload and system resources.
So as use of wind energy grows, it will be important make sure the grid can handle fluctuations in electric power.
The Ballengers, too, say they feel better equipped to handle market fluctuations, even though their portfolio, like those of many other investors, has suffered losses in recent years.
Cyclists who don't want a closet full of gear need clothing versatile enough to handle vast fluctuations in conditions -- especially wind and sudden showers.
Trillium also brings in more temporary workers than Procter did to handle upward fluctuations in production, Mr. Wedgeworth said, rather than adding to its staff.
But if the proportion of electricity supplied by wind were to grow to, say, 20 percent or more, it would become increasingly difficult to handle the fluctuations in output.
Among them were quicker communication of voltage problems and plans for companies that generate, transmit or distribute power to manage voltage -- the electrical equivalent of water pressure -- in the transmission grid to be able to handle unforeseen fluctuations.
Demand response is proposed as a solution to handle the fluctuations in the power supply in a scenario with higher penetration of renewable energy sources.
The benefits of recasting services as feedback control systems flow both ways: service design and operation will be improved by the application of engineering principles; and chemical process control will benefit from techniques specially developed to handle market fluctuations.
