Sentence examples for meter point from inspiring English sources

Each household represents a separately metered point on the network, and is allocated a unique meter point administration number (MPAN).

In real cases, the power waveform at the meter point (or aggregated measurement) is not a single square-pulse signal; it is more complex (see Fig. 2) and involves continuous, multi-state and "on/off" loads (see Table 1).

The Expired Meter points out that this is not the first lawsuit filed against Chicago's red-light cameras.

They worked for two hours, and afterward the needle on Murai's radiation meter pointed off the scale.

Running in fourth and feeling strong at the 300-meter point in the race, Makatiani started to accelerate, hoping to pass the other runners on the homestretch.

Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) is the task of determining the appliances individual contributions to the aggregate power consumption by using a set of electrical parameters measured at a single metering point.

A tub (diameter, about 90 centimeters; depth, about 15 centimeters) representing an oasis was set in the flying field at a ten-meter point from the place where birds were thrown into flight.

A DR waveform with own and forced duty cycles embedded at the customer metering point is shown in Fig. 1.

Cameras with through-the-lens (TTL) exposure meters and also hand-held meters pointed at the subject measure the average reflected light intensity, yielding reliable exposures for subjects of average contrast and brightness distribution.

Advocates for the drivers say the city has failed to live up to promises made during the negotiations over the meters, pointing to the minutes of a public meeting last April in which the Taxi Commission committed to conducting a study of the rates and to raising rates by Sept. 15, 2009.

Another indicator proposed by Goldammer et al. [48] is the share of annual power cut-offs per 100 metering points.