Sentence examples for modelling of energy from inspiring English sources
STA combines quantitative modelling of energy potentials, qualitative spatial considerations for the siting of renewable energy technologies and comparative scenario development.
Besides the comparison of specific demand figures, it allows a holistic view of the production site and most importantly the modelling of energy demand profiles.
Power plant process simulation software is well-suited for the modelling of energy systems and more importantly, tools for analysing the energy efficiency are often built into the software.
These long-run projections are derived from Foure et al. (2010), from the projections for 128 countries to 2050, based on a three-factor production function (capital, labour and energy), accounting for the energy constraint through dynamic modelling of energy productivity, and applying a Feldstein Horioka-type relationship between savings and investment rates.
A method for calculating the transmission is presented, which is broadly based on Statistical Energy Analysis, but extended in two important ways: (1) a novel subsystem breakdown which exploits the particular geometry of a submarine pressure hull; (2) explicit modelling of energy density variation within a subsystem due to damping.
We therefore conclude that spatio-temporal modelling of energy resources and demand should not involve just a simple juxtaposition of energy supply/potential and energy demand, but should also consider the spatial and temporal characteristics of each energy carrier and the characteristics of each individual subset of a region at an appropriate scale.
Towards this end, we depart from the EL description of the systems and consider instead port-controlled Hamiltonian models, which result from the network modelling of energy-conserving lumped-parameter physical systems with independent storage elements, and strictly contain the class of EL models.
This is a model of energy efficiency.
But the building is hardly a model of energy efficiency.
David Chan, violinist; Michael Ouzounian, violist; and Rafael Figueroa, cellist (what a United Nations of names!), were models of energy and taste.
The crisis at Enron exposed a "flaw in the business model" of energy trading companies, Mr. Diaz said.
