Sentence examples for overcharge period from inspiring English sources

In this work, the rate of heat generation in the overcharge period for 103450 prismatic lithium ion batteries (LIBs) of the LiCoO2 graphite jellyroll type with a basic electrolyte consisting of 1 M LiPF6 PC/EC/EMC (1/3/5 in weight ratio) has been found to be more important than the gas evolution which was traditionally considered as the main reason in the overcharge protection mechanism.

Aluminum Bahrain BSC, or Alba, sued Alcoa Feb. 27, claiming the company bribed unidentified Bahraini government officials and overcharged over a period of 15 years for alumina, an ingredient used to make aluminum.

In a seven-month period, alleged overcharging in that camp totalled $16m.

Over a 26-month period, the overcharges added $4 to $5 to the fare on 1.8 million trips, the commission said, for a total of $8.3 million.

He estimated that the auction houses overcharged buyers $201.2 million during the period from Jan . 1 , 1993through December 1999.

Ofgem is concerned that some customers may have been overcharged when their bill covers a period before and after the introduction of a higher tariff.

A tenant who is being overcharged and who does file within the period prescribed by the law, however, may be entitled to recover even more than the actual overcharge.

In the US, for example, $745bn in federal contracts experienced significant overcharges, wasteful spending, or mismanagement over the period 2001-2006, suggested a recent Congressional report.

In court documents, the tenants appealing the agreement said it allowed only tenants who rented their units from Pinnacle during a certain time period to recover illegal rent overcharges.

However, it has been proven that the application of an IUi algorithm (up to 110% of overcharging) with a small constant current charging period at the end of the charge is absolutely necessary to achieve the above results.

This added about $1500.00 extra to customers' bills over this period, 2006-2015--and the overcharging is growing.