Sentence examples for providing aggregate from inspiring English sources
More specifically, we consider the control of local energy storage devices of a group of consumers with the goal of minimizing energy cost and providing aggregate load smoothing to the grid.
We assume that the mesh routers belong to multiple operators, and they cooperate for providing aggregate networking services to all of their mesh clients.
By providing aggregate data analytics on apartment tours, they allow the operator to segment prospective renters to better understand who is looking and, eventually, what types of people decide to rent.
While federal law enforcement agencies have to keep privacy concerns in mind, "there is no credible justification for federal law enforcement agencies not providing aggregate data on discipline," Bromwich said.
There are also cultural, educational and operational challenges to providing aggregate research results in a way that is understandable by globally diverse populations of research participants.
We are grateful to Ms Bjorkman at the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare for help with data requisition and for Amgen, Sweden, for providing aggregate data on sales of cinacalcet.
No doubt trip data can be useful for many purposes (Uber, for example, helps cities by providing aggregated data for transportation planning purposes), but gauging driver fatigue is about as remote as you can get.
We thank members of the Morimoto laboratory for discussions and comments on the manuscript, and Dr Jesper S. Pedersen for providing aggregate-counting software.
Reports providing aggregated data will be provided to the head of dietetics at each site prior to these calls at 3 4 month intervals after training.
The mean age at the start of RRT was 63.4 years for countries or regions providing individual patient data and 60.0 years for countries providing aggregated data.
On 31 December 2011, the overall mean age was 59.8 years among countries providing individual patient data and 56.9 years among countries providing aggregated data.
