Sentence examples for hour utilization from inspiring English sources

Instead, the next generation of mobile networks (NGMN) alliance has derived guidelines for dimensioning transport networks based on busy hour utilization, which leverage the statistical multiplexing occurring in practical networks [23].

Using the busy hour utilization and MCS distribution, it is possible to calculate the probability distribution of the data rates of split A, B, and C and for the three different RATs introduced in Table 1.

This value is higher that the value presented by McKinnon [26], around 63%, which excluded from the total vehicle hour utilization: the driver's rest period on the road, idle and undergoing maintenance and repairs.

When the cumulative AOD for an EMS system is significant, more EMS crews and ambulances may be required during a given time period in order to provide the same level of response to calls, thus leading to a lower unit hour utilization and increased cost to the system.

The annual equivalent effective hours of utilization is mainly affected by the wind quality of the specific wind farm.

If the newly installed wind power projects do not cause too much change on the distribution among the wind energy resource areas, the average equivalent effective hours of utilization in the whole country remains more or less equal to the current level.

T84 cells (15 × 150 mm dishes) were plated at 100% confluent density at 18 hours before utilization for biochemistry.

This was achieved by trypsinizing and re-plating confluent plates of cells at ~18 hours before utilization for biochemistry.

The utilization hour of wind power is larger than that of PV power because the output power of PV is always zero.

According to the information in Fig. 3, the theoretical utilization hours of wind power and PV power can be calculated as 1913 hours and 1550 hours, respectively.

kern-0pt} {H_{i} }}} right| le Delta Hquad forall i in N (3)where h i,t is the actual utilization hours of unit i at day t; H i is the approved annual utilization hours for unit i; ΔH is the relative deviation limit; T is the number of days in one year; N is the number of units to be dispatched.