A sharp drop in wind power was cited as a major cause of emergency power outages ordered by ERCOT on the evening of February 26, for example.
During reward collection, there was a sharp drop in theta power (p<0.0001), and an increase in the beta and lower gamma range (20 35 Hz; p<0.005).
Cross-validation results in Figure 2 show the existence of a sharp drop in predictive power around a dozen edges and programs; this sharp transition suggests that there exists a necessary level of regularization for our algorithm to generalize well.
Indonesians understood the fuel price increases as an outbreak of inflation and a sharp drop in the purchasing power of wages.
In contrast, encounters with object stimuli were followed by a sharp drop in the theta power to a low level almost immediately following stimulus removal.
A combination of below average rainfall and human activity, including the draining of the Rugezi wetlands for cultivation and grazing, caused the two lakes' water levels to fall from 1990 onwards; by 2004 levels were reduced by 50%, leading to a sharp drop in output from the power stations.
"With orders solid and backlogs building, the sharp drop in production, which largely powered the decline, should be short-lived," Joel Naroff, an economist at the First Union Corporation in Charlotte, N.C., said of the purchasers' index.
However, if a sharp drop in imports were to coincide with a prolonged heatwave, power supplies might be cut during the peak season for tourism, one of the few major foreign exchange earners for the uncompetitive Greek economy.
This results in a sharp drop in lift coefficient and therefore rotor torque and power output are essentially reduced.
The latest news has mostly been good: 215,000 jobs created in November, third-quarter growth the highest since early 2004 and, late last week, reports of continuing low inflation, increased consumer buying power and an unexpectedly sharp drop in unemployment claims.
But he emphasized that there had been a sharp drop in murders and kidnappings across Colombia since he took power in 2002, developments he attributed in part to his government's demobilization of thousands of paramilitary combatants.
