Dmax definition

Dmax means the total daily gas demand (in mcm/d) of the calculated area during a day of exceptionally high gas demand occurring with a statistical probability of once in 20 years.
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Dmax means the maximum level of degradation, as measured by percentage. [**]
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Dmax means the maximum quantity of steady-state power capacity (expressed in MW) that the Facility can continuously deliver as Discharge Energy at the Interconnection Point to reduce the State of Charge from one hundred percent (100%) to zero percent (0%), as evidenced by the Performance Tests.
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Examples of Dmax in a sentence

  • The outer-diameter of a tyre must not be outside the values Dmin and Dmax obtained from the following formulae: Dmin = d + (2H .

  • Beat-to-beat analysis results in a more precise estimate of Dmax, but did not lead to lower confidence intervals in the present study.

  • At the Commercial Operation Date, the Monthly Contract Capability shall equal the Design Dmax.

  • At the end of each Contract Year, the Monthly Contract Capability for the following Contract Year will be reduced to the lesser of (i) Degraded Duration Energy divided by the Design Dmax Duration or (ii) the Tested Result, as follows: MCCy = min [DDE/ DDD, TR] where: MCCy = Adjusted MCC for the Contract Year y DDE = Degraded Duration Energy for the Contract Year y DDD = the Design Dmax Duration of the Project designated in Appendix II.

  • Based on the above, we do not consider it likely that the Dmax method will demonstrate good agreement with the MLSS in future studies.

  • We demonstrated that the Dmax method does not agree with other LTan prediction methods used to analyze the same bLa data (Table 1), and that the mean predicted LTan by Dmax is significantly lower (p<0.05) than the mean LTan predicted by each other method (Figure 5).

  • The system processing parameters are then selected to ensure that the delivered dose in the low dose region (Dmin) is always higher than the target dose needed to accomplish the “kill”, and the delivered dose in the high dose region (Dmax) is always lower than the highest dose the product will tolerate and not sustain any changes in product quality (i.e., color, odor, taste, etc.).

  • For example, if the Seller Notifies Buyer of a change in the Project’s Dmax that results in a reduction in Adjusted Duration Energy by ten percent (10%) for twenty (20) hours due to an Excused Scheduled Maintenance Outage, then the Project would be deemed unavailable due to an Excused Scheduled Maintenance Outage for two (2) full hours.

  • If the dose mapping tests indicate the Dmax is comfortably below the highest dose, then there is a good chance that more product cases can be added to the processing configuration increasing the thickness of the product in the x-ray.

  • We consider a typical OFDMA based downlink cellular network consisting of a single base station (BS), where where Dn,i is the delay of the i-th packet of UE n, and Dmax corresponds to the maximum packet delay of UEs in slice m.