Sentence examples for metering point from inspiring English sources

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

First we spoke to Electricity North West, which told us its records showed that Kellar's property's MPAN, or metering point administration number – like a serial number on the meter – was disconnected in 2003.

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

However, most utilities seem to view their customers as merely ratepayers or "metering points," and view distributed generation as a threat to their decades-old business models, rather than embracing it as an opportunity.

At this point it's built a demo platform on the Ethereum blockchain, and has pumped in simulated data from 53 million metering points and 60 energy suppliers as a dummy representation of the UK energy market — using that to run tests which it claims show such a platform would enable energy supplier switches to be executed up to 20x faster than current switching rates.

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

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.

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.

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).

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.