discharge regime

Long life under the continual charge/ discharge regime associated with solar and hybrid power systems.

In fact, Redland have proposed a discharge regime which they say will be more stringent than that.

Apart from the changes in the discharge regime of the river, the numerous dams and irrigation projects have also had other effects on the environment.

The discharge regime of the Euphrates has changed dramatically since the construction of the first dams in the 1970s.

In the Arctic, the 1997 Arctic Waters Pollution Prevention Act created a zero discharge regime.

In the interim, the CNSOPB continues to adhere to a more stringent discharge regime for hydrocarbon-based drilling muds.

For low power applications (such as transistor radios) or applications using discontinuous discharge regimes (e.g. flashlights), the zinc-carbon battery still represents an interesting and inexpensive alternative.

The almost constant voltage between the plates is equal to the breakdown voltage needed to create a self-sustaining avalanche: it decreases when the current reaches the glow discharge regime.

FLOWTHRU recognises 17 flow-through regimes, as well as 11 recharge and 11 discharge regimes which can occur under different combinations of regional flow and recharge.

• emphasizes wetlands as vital components of the hydrologic regime, modulating discharge regimes in rivers, re-charging groundwater aquifers, and acting as reservoirs in the cycle of production, release, and storage of important greenhouse gases.