Sentence examples for output restriction from inspiring English sources

We first construct a multi-unit/single-unit multi-attribute double auction (MS-MDA) for PSCT where suppliers can submit bids on a single unit of one item (i.e., single output restriction).

We then relax the single output restriction and propose a multi-unit multi-attribute double auction (M-MDA) for PSCT in which each supplier offers multiple units of one item.

Based on the parking slot allocation rule and the transaction payment rule, we first relax the single output restriction (suppliers can only submit bids on a single unit of one commodity) and propose a "demander competition padding method (DC-PM)" auction mechanism, which is used to solve potential budget deficit.

mThe capital recovery factor allocates the investment cost annually and is calculated as follows: CRF = i ⋅ ( 1 + i ) T ( 1 + i ) T - 1. nA power output restriction for the battery is not considered to be relevant, as lead-acid batteries are designed for operation with high output.

Activity in contracts for February and March 2017 – when the impact of the January output restrictions will be evident – hit record levels.

The Saudis and other Opec governments now seem to recognise that output restrictions merely cede market share to American frackers and other higher-cost producers.

As long as Opec's output restrictions and expansion of cheap Middle Eastern oilfields sheltered western oil companies from marginal-cost pricing, such complacency was understandable.

I'll list them:1) Agricultural price supports.2) Trade restrictions.3) Output restrictions.4) Rent control (but then what would intro economics professors lecture about?).5) Wage, price, and interest rate controls.

The obstacles to price "stability," a buzzword embraced as warmly by the United States as by Saudi Arabia, have been numerous: chronic cheating within the cartel on its self-imposed output restrictions; inaccurate estimates of demand and inventories; poor forecasting; and the inevitable surprises induced by weather, war and other calamities.

But the Saudis and other Opec governments now seem to recognise that output restrictions merely cede market share to American frackers and other higher-cost producers, while environmental pressures and advances in clean energy transform much of their oil into a worthless "stranded asset" that can never be used or sold.

Performance issues include the current source's magnitude and stability under all conditions, output connection restrictions, voltage compliance, efficiency, programming interface, and power requirements.