Sentence examples for metering in which from inspiring English sources

In Florida, they're compensated under an arrangement called "net metering," in which the utilities are required by law to sell solar panels to customers who want them — and to buy back, at market rates, any excess energy those customers generate.

Velocity gas meters also include anemometer-type meters in which rotating cups or vanes either power a small generator or drive a series of recording registers.

This is the only distance longer than 400 meters in which an American man or woman is considered a medal candidate.

It continued on opening night of the world track and field championships here with the first round of the 100 meters, in which Bolt won his heat but recorded only the seventh-fastest time of the balmy night.

An article on July 7 about the publication this month of the rhyming novel "Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish" by David Rakoff, who died last August, misidentified the meter in which he wrote the book.

Next were other exercises with names like one meter, in which you stretch your arms straight ahead, swing them to the left shouting "ho," pull the right one in shouting 'ho" again and finally throw your head back and exclaim "ha, ha, ha".

Geer also said the issue would be settled before the end of the trials next Sunday, although there is no explicit deadline for the athletes to declare their preference — meaning they can wait until after the women's 200 meters, in which both are entered.

Ultrasonic flow meters, in which reflecting ultrasound off a flowing liquid leads to a Doppler shift (see Doppler effect) that is calibrated to provide the flow rate of the liquid, have important industrial applications and have also been used to measure arterial blood flow.

While the total water used in this year was 2.15 billion cubic meters in which 1.962 billion cubic meters were surface water.

Acoustic intensity meters in which two closely spaced microphones are used are sensitive to an instrumental convolution effect due to the finite difference approximation.

The theory can be applied to meters with broad sound beams (which provide a better average over velocity profiles) or meters in which the wavelength of sound is not necessarily small compared with the duct diameter.