Sentence examples for type of reserve from inspiring English sources

This methodology is used to study the sensitivity of each type of reserve requirement to the net load and power system parameters.

They draw several of their references from bluegrass and old-time banjo styles and from modal forms, the type of reserve that Gillian Welch and David Rawlings have visited and absorbed by a different, more plainspoken route.

Thus, to the extent that the appraisal plays the role of a type of "reserve price" in an auction, there may be sound economic reasons for relaxing that reserve price in financial-buyer auctions.

As a former CPA with a former big eight accounting firm, I am all too familiar with the type of reserve accounting Freddie Mac was practicing.

The harvestable biomass for this type of reserve is equal to the biomass of individuals above the minimum-size limit in the reserve and the harvested area.

According to European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), the type of reserves for keeping the power system in balance can be classified as Frequency Containment Reserves (FCRs), Frequency Restoration Reserves (FRRs) and Replacement Reserves (RRs) [8, 9].

The pattern and the type of reserves accumulated suggest continuous ongoing development without the intervention of drying or developmental arrest.

The type of reserves in the endosperm can be related to establishment success and onset of the autotrophic developmental stage which guarantees initial seedling survival (Buckeridge et al., 2004).

Former managers and executives said there were at least three types of reserve funds and that they totaled between $800 million and $2 billion at various times in 2000 and 2001.

Dennis R. Beresford, a professor of accounting at the University of Georgia, said that there were many types of reserves but most involved an estimate of a future cost to the company.

Wilson — arguably the world's most lauded living evolutionary biologist — published a book called Half Earth where he proposed that to save life on Earth (and ourselves) we must set aside around half the planet in various types of reserves.