Sentence examples for market derived from inspiring English sources

The objective function is minimizing the cost of purchased energy regarding hourly Locational Marginal Prices (LMPs) of wholesale market, derived from different connection points between distribution and transmission systems, as well as bilateral contracts with Distributed Generators (DGs).

The market derives its name from its original location on the shores of the Ben Nghe river near the Gia Dinh fort; Ben means river and Thanh means fort.

In the highly competitive and dynamic markets derived from globalization, the domestic firms should find a competitive edge that enables them to survive in the market.

PCSAs are natural primary care physician markets derived by Dartmouth researchers using Medicare patient flows to primary care physicians, which have been validated in previous work [ 29, 30, 33, 34].

Following the literature, the researchers concluded that a producers' decision to sell in an advantageous market derives from the maximization of profit he or she expects to gain from these markets.

Willis, serious, said to her, "Ultimately, what you offer the market is derived from how you live your life".

That legislation would have required companies to ask permission to market food derived from cloned animals.

Roughly half of the anti-cancer drugs developed since the 1960s, and about 100 other drugs on the market, are derived from plants.

For most day traders, conventional market valuations derived from future profits are for idiots who just don't get it.Typically, Internet firms trade in lots of 200-300 shares, compared with an average of 5,000 shares for normal companies.

She links these moves to swings in the VIX an index of market volatility derived from S&P 500 stock-options prices which is also correlated with capital flows and credit growth.

From these properties the demand for a new engineering paradigm "design to market" is derived.