Sentence examples for proportion of wind from inspiring English sources

"[But] as the proportion of wind and solar increases, this balance will not be sustained and prices will rise in line with the underlying higher costs," the Grattan Institute said.

He was keen to play down a nascent narrative from conservative commentators that power outages recorded in South Australia in 2015 were attributable to that state's high proportion of wind energy.

However, the report found the distribution of both windfarms and tourism jobs varied significantly across the country so it also looked at the impact on tourism employment in areas with a higher proportion of wind turbines.

Power outages in South Australia in 2015 were blamed on that state's high proportion of wind energy by some conservative commentators, but Frydenberg said there were several factors involved in the blackouts, only one of which was the intermittency of wind.

The proportion of wind curtailment is decreased by 7.5% with the help of storages, which has a considerable economic.

There are efforts published in studying the optimal proportion of wind and PV capacity in power systems.

The number and proportion of wind-, self-, and animal-dispersed individuals and species within each plot were used to analyse the dispersal syndromes.

Local factors were important for life form distribution, growth form and pollination type, whereas landscape complexity mainly affected the proportion of wind-dispersed species.

Only five variables, namely the proportion of wind-dispersed, self-dispersed and animal-dispersed species and the abundances of Myrcia lingua and Solanum paniculatum, did not present any significant distance-driven relationships (Figure 4).

Shannon's H index, Fisher's alpha diversity index, and the proportion of wind-dispersed individuals had peak values in the middle of the study site, whereas total number of individuals, mean height, height SD, and the distributions of S. vinosa, Myrsine umbellata and Myrsine coriacea all had a trough in the middle plots (Figures 3 and 4).

(vi) The savanna grassland is characterized by a high proportion of wind-pollinated species, which produce fruit and seed at different times throughout the year (Ramírez 2000; Varela 2001), avoiding heavy overlap among species.