Sentence examples for utility generating from inspiring English sources

In 1966, after practicing law for seven years, he pioneered the leveraged lease financing of railroad equipment and aircraft, which structure he later applied to public utility generating equipment, off-shore drilling equipment, oil tankers and other marine equipment.

As Akay et al. (2012) suggest when the economic outcomes of immigrants converge with that of natives, there may initially be utility generating benefits for natives, such as complementary factors of production, lower relative prices of goods and services produced by migrants, and improved labor market efficiency.

Unfortunately, EPA's Proposed Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources; Electrical Utility Generating Units ("Proposed Rule") falls short when measured against that framework.

The "manifesto" essentially calls for computing firms not to fall back on bad old habits by trying to lock in customers as computing becomes a utility, generated somewhere on the network ("in the cloud") and supplied as a service.

As analysts, we do not have full information about the indirect utility generated by each vehicle model variant.

Let c be the cost of entering the labor market and E[V i ] be the expected utility generated by the maximization problem in stage 2.

The information management utility generated invitation letters to be mailed to each patient's home.

This means that the estimate of health utility generated by the EQ-5D for an individual may not equate to that individual's perception of their health status.

If the QALY does not include utility of consumption (but does include the value of leisure time), gross production gain should figure in the numerator and thus would reflect the total utility generated.

The fossil fuel firms excluded were the top 100 coal companies and top 100 oil and gas companies, ranked by the size of their reserves by Fossil Free Indices, plus utilities generating more than 30% of their power by burning coal, as ranked by South Pole Group.

A renewable energy standard mandates that utilities generate 15% of their power from renewables by 2020.