Sentence examples for possible for distribution from inspiring English sources

It is possible for distribution system operators (DSOs) to manage the electricity flows in a flexible network topology.

One possible model for distribution builds upon the delivery mechanisms employed in other areas of conservation and development such as conservation trust funds.

A location score module then calculates a score for each region related to its attraction as a possible location for distribution centres (based on economic activity, centrality and accessibility to infrastructure etc).. Afterwards, a chaining module selects the most attractive regions for distribution centres and constructs logistics chains via these centres.

After months of labor disputes with workers in central Germany, Amazon has recently begun to look at possible sites for distribution centers in Poland and the Czech Republic, where salaries are lower on average and fewer members of the workforce are unionized.

Be sure to chop the rosemary as finely as possible, for even distribution in the dough and to avoid a bite with tough or chewy bits.

For these technologies will make it possible for the distribution of NPG to be directly (though not totally) under our control' (Farrelly 2004).

We continue to negotiate with other cable operators and are trying to get the broadest possible of distribution for it.

With the development of smart meters, a real-time pricing (RTP) demand response is becoming possible for households in distribution networks.

"Often, religious materials were done as cheaply as possible for the widest distribution and then used.

We recognized that more than one interpretation was possible for a given distribution of disturbed points on a visual field and that it was not going to be possible for all the experts to agree on a gold standard to evaluate the computerized system.

The values of x of and are the two largest values that are possible for hexagonal ordered distributions of trivalent cations (Brindley & Kikkawa, 1979 ▶) and as a consequence these are the most commonly studied compositions (Richardson, 2013 a ▶).