Sentence examples for volatile power from inspiring English sources

The company called it a record quarter but said the results had been hurt by losses in Europe because of volatile power and gas prices.

Another rule of thumb, after all, is that the leadership recognizes the volatile power of Chinese Web users, and might be eager to let off some steam.

You could almost hear a collective sigh of relief ripple across California last week as the governor signed the first of what are likely to be several monumental pieces of legislation to stabilize the volatile power market.

Sophie, a beautiful, well-to-do Caucasian woman, is a dream girl by almost anybody's standards, and Jihah is a scruffy illegal immigrant who scrapes by with jobs at a laundry and a meatpacking company and as a mover; their relationship thus has a volatile power dynamic.

The Smart Grid is expected to increase the efficiency of the current power grid, to cope with volatile power production based on renewable resources, to reduce the need for fossil-based energy resources, and to guarantee the stability of power supply.

Typically, the system reserve capacities and operation costs will increase to accommodate the volatile power outputs of renewable energy sources.

Economic fiascos usually have political consequences, and it was only a matter of time before the ripples from the Great Recession produced a crisis in one of the world's more volatile powers.

The continuous integration of volatile renewable power systems (e.g., photovoltaic (PV) and wind power systems) poses an additional challenge, since power generation volatility complicates the required balancing of energy supply and demand [6].

The main contributions of our approach include: the P2H and G2P facilities are uniformly modeled in a simplified EH; the EH is integrated into a day-head security-constrained unit commitment (SCUC) formulation with volatile wind power generation; and the economic and technical potentials of EH to accommodate a large wind power penetration is demonstrated by a series of numerical analyses.

The volatile sectarian power tussle leaves little concern for the health and safety of millions of refugees, the majority of whom are women and children.

To succeed in maximizing the potential of distributed generation and managing less predictable and more volatile renewable power sources, the industry's infrastructure first must become nimbler and less centralized.