Sentences with phrase «actual peak»

If actual peak demand declines 0.5 % annually for a decade, that Massachusetts DR dollar returns more than $ 4, while Illinois» return stays relatively stable.

The budget deficit would have grown to more than 20 percent of GDP, about double its actual peak of 10 percent, topping off at $ 2.8 trillion in fiscal 2011.

In almost every instance, the actual peak of shelter killing in the jurisdiction was reached many years and sometimes decades earlier.

But the actual peak number was at 100, with some sort of smoothed curve (running mean, maybe?)

However, as the actual peak usually comes late in the day — when people are coming home from work, turning air conditioners on and preparing dinner — it coincides with declining solar PV generation.

Basing his argument on the work of geophysicist M. King Hubbert, who accurately predicted that U.S. crude - oil production would peak between 1966 and 1972 (the actual peak year was 1970), Heinberg draws on a contemporary «roster of Cassandras» in petroleum research to suggest that global fossil - fuel liquid extraction rates could peak as early as 2006, depending on how quickly the world economy grows.

Map out your projected income for the year and do a 12 - month cash flow to see where your actual peaks and valleys in income are, said Pamela Capalad, certified financial planner and founder of Brunch & Budget.