Sentence examples for reserve alternative from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 presents the system well-being indices associated with an increase in the island load associated with an addition of the new 230 kV transmission project when the island load exceeds 2492 MW according to the traditional plan without considering the reserve (Alternative 1).

The utility companies lobbied hard against the levy and demanded compensation for an alternative reserve option.

Some clients reserve their alternative limbs for special occasions, and in those moments they can explore an alter ego.

The very concept of a united Europe is under assault, much less the notion that the euro would emerge as the reserve currency alternative to the dollar.

The dwindling supply is sending a chill through an already very chilly European Union, though it has not yet led to heating shutdowns: countries have tapped reserves or alternative supplies instead.

In private the company is still talking to customers about changing the shape of future contracts, and appears more inclined nowadays to regard European utilities as potential partners rather than spineless adversaries.Looking reasonable, say cynics, is a ruse to discourage investment in shale reserves and alternative pipelines.

For the exons without the phase information in Ensemble transcript, three open reading frames are used in translating into three peptides and the longest peptide crossing the splicing site is reserved as alternative splicing peptide for SASD.

The huge consumption of conventional light crude and the continuous depletion of its reserves in addition to rising oil price have shifted attention to heavy oil reserves as an alternative substitute for our world which is largely dependent on petroleum-based fuels energy resource.

The G20 continues to discuss the potential development of reserve-currency alternatives.

But ambitious plans to create an alternative reserve currency to the US dollar and challenge American dominance in IT and global security surveillance have come to little.

"With the euro, the world has gained an alternative reserve currency but other currencies have also won in strength," said Chris Munns, a lecturer at the London School of Economics.