Sentence examples for trade generation from inspiring English sources

All three give off the grave, taciturn air of Icelandic fisherman preparing to haul up anchor for another trawl, but a more apt comparison — exceedingly odd for such a radical body of contemporary art — may be to a family of Renaissance artists, handing down a trade generation to generation.

Generation III games cannot trade with Generations I and II.

The EOGRP can trade its generation and operating reserve in the day-ahead energy and reserve markets, which are supposed as GPh,D and GRh,D for the operational hour h, respectively.

You cannot trade between Generation III games using a DS.

ACE models have been adopted to study the long-term impact of emission trading on generation emissions [11, 12] and the design of emission trading scheme [13], and the impact of the policies of renewable energy promotion on renewable energy investment [14].

The Chao Phraya flows by in the background, the "River of Kings", artery to a nation whose wealth is built on trade with generations of foreigners.

A number of other major utility companies have spinoffs or trading and generation units that now earn nearly as much as, or more than, their core utility operations.

From the perspective of maximizing social welfare, the balance between supply-side and demand-side responses must be the result of trading off generation cost and demand utility.

But deregulation in Britain and the U.S. has caused many utilities to choose one of three businesses electricity trading, power generation or electricity transmission.

In [10] both day ahead and balancing markets are considered for a portfolio of CHP and wind power while in [11] a framework for trading CHP generation in day ahead, intraday and reserves markets is proposed.

A wind farm usually consists of many WTGs and trades its generation in the day-ahead market, which usually has an hourly time resolution, e.g. the Nordic electricity market [17].