Sentence examples for surplus produced from inspiring English sources
This paper is an attempt to analyze the design of a pumping station and the performance of a hybrid wind-hydro power plant, in two dams in Lebanon (Quaraoun and Chabrouh), in order to choose the most suitable dam to store the energy surplus produced by wind power at night.
And contracts should be enforced just insofar as doing so (by increasing confidence in the promises that they contain) establishes optimal incentives for reliance and thus maximizes the joint surplus produced through contractual coordination (see, e.g., Schwartz & Scott 2003: 541).
However, although the Amhara Regional Government has grouped Dembia woreda under the most resilient and surplus producing areas, the agricultural land LVI has put it in the vulnerable position in terms of climatic exposure indicators.
The US has been putting pressure on countries to accept the GM surpluses produced by its farmers," said Charlie Kronick, a Greenpeace spokesman.
But it was also because Germany was recycling the surpluses produced by its export machine, financing their consumption.Germany's economy is remarkable in many ways, but it was as unbalanced as the euro zone's peripheral economies.
Electricity surpluses produced by the PV panels feed into a battery to a maximum charge, and then to the grid.
The new programme for 2014-2020 replaces the Food Distribution Programme, which distributed food surpluses produced under the Common Agricultural Policy to those in need.
The new programme for 2014 to 2020 is intended to replace the Food Distribution Programme which was designed to use up food surpluses produced under the Common Agricultural Policy.
The new programme for 2014 to 2020 is to replace the Food Distribution Programme, which was designed to make best use of EU food surpluses produced under the Common Agricultural Policy.
Any work the worker does above this is known as surplus labour, producing surplus value for the capitalist.
Rubies in the Rubble turns surplus produce from farms and markets into jams, chutneys and pickles.
