Sentence examples for offset fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Carbon emissions have been trending downward, but not quickly enough to offset fluctuations in weather patterns.

Sweden and the Netherlands are prominent examples of attempts to offset fluctuations in private spending so as to realize full employment and growth.

This paper describes how existing bioenergy plants can be operated in order to offset fluctuations in power systems, performing a power system modelling based on time series data.

Bioenergy as a renewable source has already been established in recent years and has the capability to offset fluctuations from wind and solar PV and can therefore play a new role in coming years.

At the terminal of a transit route, on-duty drivers have to take a break; the operator must also provide recovery time to offset fluctuations in runtimes [1.2 13].

They have developed a novel way for the stablecoin to generate a store of value itself using fees within the transactional flow; creating a tangible collateral that can be used to offset fluctuations and be tracked on the blockchain itself removing the possibility of centralized theft.

One result, which the late Milton Friedman noted in 2003, is that fluctuations in the velocity of M2 were automatically offset by fluctuations in the amount of M2.

Ford is the largest car brand in the UK and Bob Shanks, Ford's chief financial officer, warned price rises would be necessary there in order to offset currency fluctuations in the wake of Brexit.

First, a "demand management" change, that attempts to adjust aggregate demand to offset macroeconomic fluctuations.

Like the steel industry, natural resources giants want to control supplies to offset price fluctuations and strengthen their vertical integration.

In the case of the Flex-BE scenario, the power production from the bioenergy plants is modulated in order to offset RL fluctuations.