Sentence examples for metering where from inspiring English sources

However, a separate and opposing feedback loop could offset this effect: increased PV deployment may lead to a shift in the timing of peak-period electricity prices that could reduce the bill savings received under net metering where time-varying retail electricity rates are used, thereby dampening further PV adoption.

Hedrick's joy sprang from the unexpectedness of the result; his stronger race is the 1,500 meters, where he is the only skater to defeat Davis this season.

Track and Field The spotlight is squarely on the men's 100 meters, where Usain Bolt burst into the record books four years ago.

On Wednesday, shortly before noon, Sal Rincione sent one of his employees to feed the meter where his 2008 Acura sedan was parked on Seventh Avenue South.

Gatlin will now attempt to make the American team in the 200 meters, where he has a personal best of 19.98 seconds.

Other finals Friday include the men's pole vault, the women's hammer, the women's 1,500 meters and the women's 5,000 meters, where Tirunesh Dibaba is attempting to add to her gold in the 10,000.

He will not be able to repeat as Olympic champion at 200 meters, but he will defend his title at 400 meters, where he is so dominant that he has lost only three times in his last 78 races.

He would be the favorite in the Olympic marathon, but he would face stiff competition for a medal at 5,000 and 10,000 meters, where his best times, 13:24 and 27:45, respectively, have been run on the road.

Greene lost once indoors and once outdoors last year, a rare pre-eminence at 100 meters, where the distance is too short and the margin for error too great for any real dominance.

One of the most redemptive moments of the Sydney Games should occur in the men's 1,500 meters, where the world record-holder Hicham el-Guerrouj of Morocco is heavily favored.

She won Friday on the strength of her smooth, strong final 100 meters, where she drew away from the more powerfully built Campbell-Brown to finish in 22.02 seconds.