Sentence examples for previous electricity from inspiring English sources

In 2000, Germany adopted the Renewable Energy Sources Act (Germany 2000), which is a replacement of the previous Electricity Feed Act launched in the 1990's.

This study indicates that households tend to alter electricity consumption over a period of time in response to the cost of the previous electricity consumption.

They took into account weather information variables including temperature average, relative humidity average, wind speed average and information of previous electricity consumption as their model's input and found that the combined model improves the prediction of electrical load [14].

Ali Mohammed Mujawer, the newly appointed prime minister of Yemen, won a reputation as an effective opponent of corruption in his previous post as electricity minister.

As discussed in the previous sections, the electricity market prices are volatile, especially with increased capacities of intermittent renewable energy sources.

It works by systematically modulating the 50Hz (it'd be 60Hz here in the US) signal that actually carries the electricity; previous attempts have piggybacked a high-frequency signal on the cables, but because of air gaps in transfer stations, that method was limited to local grids.

Consistent with the observed current production, the amount and the ratio of family Geobacteraceae to the total cells on the electrode at pH 7.0 were higher than that at pH 5.5 and 4.0, and the Geobacteraceae ratio at pH 7.0 was similar to that reported in a previous study on electricity generation by microflora (Kouzuma et al. 2013).

Previous methods of producing electricity employed frictional generation of static electricity, which led to high voltages and low currents.

Ms. Matalin said Mr. Cheney's office, in releasing the electricity-use figures, was not implying that Al Gore, the building's previous tenant, had wasted electricity.

Previous estimates suggested that electricity supply capacity would fall to 4% at its lowest.

Most advances are based on the labours of previous generations: you need electricity to run computers and reliable communications for modern health care, for instance.