This overall view is useful for quickly identifying daily and weekly patterns, level of activity during weekends and holiday periods, base loads during unoccupied hours, extra power used for the compression chillers or heat pumps in summer period, errors in readings or missing values, fault detection, etc. Comparisons can also be made among buildings of the same campus or among different campuses.
Energy-saving additions include sensors that turn off lights in unoccupied rooms and solar power systems.
The resulting processing gain of the frequency domain-based approach can be intuitively explained: By processing only the subchannels bearing a pilot, half the noise power present at unoccupied subchannels is abandoned and not used in the metric, whereas in the time domain metric, no equivalent noise filtering takes place.
Similarly to herbaceous plants, these meristems often behave as opportunistic organs securing colonization of unoccupied sites or increasing competitive power of the species within the community [ 13].
The landslide broke loose, taking out power lines, trees, an unoccupied home and a church.
Across the country, 10% of office space is unoccupied.
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Repeat the process of dragging unoccupied villagers to the orange masks, using the lighting power to scare off the heathens, and keeping their master builders on the task of dismantling.
Like its residential counterpart, the corporate lawn is seldom a locus of activity and remains largely unoccupied, a green moat subject to surveillance and receptive to control a "power lawn", in the words of the Montreal exhibition guide.
