Sentence examples for the present demand from inspiring English sources
The present demand was set at 9875 executions based on the broker pool's sales information system.
Increasing demand on conventional sources of fuel has made people consider alternative fuels that can decrease the present demand.
Besides the present demand, in future, an automated analysis system is of use for the real-timed GPS/A measurement without cruise observations and therefore for monitoring seafloor motions to allow for earthquake early warning.
In particular, the present demand model for customers without smart meters extends [26] by a detailed analysis of customers' usage behaviors in response to time varying electricity prices through price elasticity matrix evaluations.
The only way in which this fall could be achieved is by significantly reducing primary energy consumption to between455% and 75% of the present demand; depending on the energy technology mix.
He went on: "These are precisely the sorts of skills which jobs of the future, and for that matter the jobs of the present, demand and from now on these changes will ensure that every child gets a solid grounding in these essential skills".
The primary question might be whether it is better to educate for the present demands rather than upcoming ones.
This paper analyzes the current grid and point outs its disadvantages; according to the present demands from power users, presents the characteristics of smart grid and its technical components, finally puts forward smart grid architecture.
Think of this as a way, in particular, of taming the power of the present demands for racial justice and absorbing them into an increasingly market-oriented system of higher education.
President Barroso, I am delighted that you have managed to be with us in spite of the present demands on your time.
The presented demand model and optimisation procedure will enable the design of low carbon district heating systems which integrate the heating system with the variable renewable electricity supply.
