Sentence examples for value of thousands from inspiring English sources

Power providers in the U.S. and Europe are increasingly experimenting with these systems to help manage and harness the value of thousands of distributed energy systems – the various energy storage, efficiency, and renewable energy installations scattered across the grid.

Once a graduate tax had been dismissed, was it ever a possibility that Browne would assess the value of thousands of low-grade degrees to both society and their indebted owners and conclude that the best thing for higher education would be to condense it, improve it and fund it?

It believes the plans will cause widespread blight, with tens of thousands of pounds knocked off the value of thousands of people's houses in Sussex and Surrey towns as far afield as Dorking, Reigate and East Grinstead.

Neglected by the banks, the foreclosed homes have blighted neighborhoods across the country, pushing down the value of thousands of homes that belong to innocent people who didn't take out bad loans and paid their bills on time.

Emergency releases from Shasta Lake, often in the value of thousands of acre feet of water, have occurred from time to time to dilute massive acid spills from the Spring Creek drainage.

"It confirms the value of 3rd party ad networks that enable developers to earn great revenue with their applications".

The external quantum efficiency value of 25Th-cardo:PCBM solar cell was the highest (about 0.3%) in the near UV range from 3.1 to 3.7 eV.

The higher adhesion force and R a value of 12th day are due to the increase of biomacromolecule particles on the mature chondroid cells, which interact more with the AFM needle.

The coefficients indicate by how much the value of 75th quantile would be raised (or lowered) for each unit change in the explanatory variable.

By analyzing the fluorescence OD value, the OD value of the control group was 32.40 ± 7.42, and the OD value of  7th-day group, 14th-day group, and 28th-day group was 15.30 ± 3.79, 15.20 ± 2.18, and 23.65 ± 8.20, respectively.

I simulated 10000 measured step lengths where the true step length was assumed to be the true step length cutoff and determined the value of the 50th, 75th and 95th percentiles of measured step lengths.