Sentence examples for satisfy peak from inspiring English sources

Equalizing storage is the volume of water needed to satisfy peak hourly demands in the community.

It addresses mechanisms that potentially can be used to meet a given quality of service or satisfy peak demands this service may have.

Moreover, instead of overprovisioning an application infrastructure to meet peak workload demands, an organization may employ auto-scaling to control expenditure during low usage periods while still being able to satisfy peak demands during high usage periods.

The completion of the 250 MW Bujagali plant, the 9.5 MW plant at Buseruka, and the 3.5 MW plant at Nyagak coupled with the completion of a number of mini-hydroplants has provided great reprieve to the Uganda electricity industry and for the first time in over three decades Uganda has enough electricity to satisfy peak demand.

This pricing mechanism has been used in several public utilities and public services for setting higher prices during congested periods, as a means to better manage the demand for the service, and whether to avoid expensive new investments just to satisfy peak demand, or because it is not economically or financially feasible to provide additional capacity to the service.

But as they began to spread out across the ice belt Stuart learned that his invention, which could deliver a maximum of three hundred and fifty bags a day, could not satisfy peaks of extreme demand.

Apart from dynamic association of RNs and eNBs, dynamic backhauling also allows the operator to activate and deactivate RNs in a certain area as needed in order to deploy extra capacity needed to satisfy peaks in users' demand, but at the same time save energy when it is not needed by simply powering off unnecessary RNs. Figure 4 illustrates the deactivation procedure.

Local generators had to satisfy the peak demands of hot summer nights, when everything from air-conditioners to televisions run full power.

During the day, when water demand is higher, water flows out of the tank to help satisfy the peak hourly water needs.

"Another factor is the rise in procurements by North American and European operators to satisfy traditional peak season demand in the fourth quarter," it said.

However, using sole PEMFC for dynamic loads may not be feasible to satisfy the peak demand changes.