Sentence examples for practical competitive from inspiring English sources

In a practical competitive electricity market, an electricity market participant that has a contract with delivery and compensation in different locations under market rules is subject to congestion risk and hence, for the same capacity and time duration, should have its exposure reduced.

Since CP and AWC are affected by familiarity of subject to intensive exercise [ 8] and physiological condition such as fatigue caused by consecutive training sessions, examination of anaerobic capacity might predict rowing performance more precisely in practical competitive situation.

Our goal is to make this new kind of ethanol practical and competitive within six years.

Since entrepreneurship education requires solutions that are both practical and competitive, this study focuses on the relation between, on the one side, the perception of competence development and, on the other side, success on the level of trade fairs.

The results indicate that branch-and-reduce algorithms are actually quite practical and competitive with other state-of-the-art approaches for several kinds of instances, thus showing the practical impact of theoretical research on branching algorithms.

Kinetic study of a truncated recombinant mOGT and quantitative analysis of OGT in two biological samples proved that this method was practical and competitive for quantitative analysis of OGT.

Kinetic study of a truncated recombinant mOGT and quantitative analysis of OGT in two biological samples indicated that this method was practical and competitive for quantitative analysis of OGT.

But what their staff has done this season may hold more practical significance, more competitive meaning than Santana's one-off performance.

Although much progress has been made in the elucidation of gene expression, structure and regulation of these key enzymes, no practical and economically competitive process for the continuous production of biological H2 (biohydrogen) has, as yet, been put on the market.

Those who worked under him at the Harvard Law Review described the same competitive, practical, but ultimately indefinable atmosphere seen during the transition.

Discovering novel optimal gene regulatory pathways through genetic engineering may also help to make biological hydrogen production more favorable, practical and commercially competitive.