Sentence examples for reserve quality from inspiring English sources

The Web site allows travelers to reserve quality bicycles from comfort bikes like the Giant Cypress ST, left, to mountain and road bikes for about $40 a day.

It is a reminder that humane cities don't reserve quality architecture just for rich people, that small urban improvements help everyone because city neighborhoods are interdependent.

Cognitive reserve, quality of life, impact of pain on daily living, depression and anxiety were assessed.

Sophisticated investors with ice water in their veins govern performance, particularly the energy sector where stocks sell more on appraised asset value, reserve quality and cash flow.

But that same reserved quality enhanced the performance of Schubert's Symphony No. 6 in C on Saturday night.

As Esther Mills, in Lynn Nottage's "Intimate Apparel" (2004), an expert seamstress who succeeds in her lingerie business but fails at love, Davis exhibited a particularly arresting reserve, a quality of silence that translates with equal power to her screen performances.

The ancillary services include peak-shifting, frequency regulation, fast start reserve, power quality and black start, etc.

In a power grid with significant components of distributed generation and insufficient spinning reserve, the quality of delivered power may not meet the requirements of advanced manufacturing.

Although China has some iron-ore reserves, the quality and quantity of those reserves is lacking.

Large scale distributed generation can affect grid-wide functions such as frequency control, allocation of reserves, power quality, voltage stability, harmonics, and protection [22].

The grid benefits are from a decrease in its peak load and hence saving costly reserves, recovering quality of service and ensuring reliability.