Sentence examples for site of consumption from inspiring English sources

In this more dynamic energy system, deployment of energy storage at the site of consumption is envisioned to create synergies with the local distributed generation (DG) system.

Xintiandi is broadly conceived as a site of consumption that is reflective of emerging new spaces of consumption in Shanghai; as spaces that are set within the context of unequal power relations in urban planning and heritage conservation.

The project, which is endorsed by the European Commission - Public Health Executive Agency "see Additional file 1", will collect data on young people alcohol and various drugs misuse proximal to the habitual site of consumption and it will measure the reaction time, a specific driving performance indicator, using a driving simulator.

Valuation of unpaid work reminds us that households are not just sites of consumption.

Representations of the methadone clinic, its clients and the larger space of the neighbourhood, this paper suggests, served to situate addiction as a 'pathology (out) of place' and recast the city itself as a site of safe/supervised consumption.

Sociologist Patricia Uberoi writes that in South Asia, weddings are "the most visible site of conspicuous consumption and conspicuous waste".

The mitochondrion is also the primary site of oxygen consumption in the cell, and as such presents itself as a crucial cellular contributor to brain dead because of its susceptibility to anoxia.

The common denominator of these cells is that they are highly polar, elongated cells and that mitochondria are located at a distance from intracellular sites of ATP consumption.

Therefore, these cells are the best models to investigate how mitochondrial-generated high-energy phosphates reach the sites of ATP consumption when separated by a long diffusion distance.

Analysis of glucose fluxes showed large fluctuations, so that both the neuron and the astrocyte may be the primary sites of glucose consumption at fixed values of Glu/Gln cycling.

The finding of a globin sequence in the genome of Caenorhabditis elegans was unexpected because it was generally felt that due to the small size of this organism sufficient quantities of oxygen could reach the sites of oxygen consumption by simple diffusion, and for about a decade it was thought that globin ZK637.13 was the only globin species expressed in C. elegans [ 22, 23].