1. In transaction curtailment study, different transaction curtailment models using different types of curtailment objectives.

2. • Curtailment (noun) The noun Curtailment has 3 senses: 1

3. Curtailment definition: The Curtailment of something is the act of reducing or limiting it

4. California’s Curtailment challenges

5. Noise, visual and environmental Curtailment

6. Curtailment noun cutting, reduction, docking, lessening, cutback, cutting short, retrenchment He supports the Curtailment of military spending

7. To actually use Curtailment to reduce Curtailment, there is much work that needs to be done

8. Synonyms for Curtailment in Free Thesaurus

9. I felt frustrated at its curtailment.

10. A Curtailment is an ending or restriction

11. China has experienced Curtailment since 2010 and Curtailment reached its peak of 17% in 2012 (Fig

12. Curtailment of outside the continental United States tours • 5–1, page : 26: Exceptional Curtailment cases • 5–2, page : 27

13. Curtailment of Reinforcement Bars in Slabs

14. Principal Curtailment reduces the principal balance on the loan

15. Curtailment (plural Curtailments) The act of curtailing

16. Principal Curtailment is a complicated way of saying principal reduction

17. 22 synonyms for Curtailment: cutting, reduction, docking, lessening, cutback, cutting short

18. Curtailment can affect the revenue of wind and solar energy projects

19. UCOP continues consultation on possible systemwide Curtailment program

20. Suppression, Curtailment (noun) the act of withholding or withdrawing some book or writing from publication or circulation "a suppression of the newspaper" retrenchment, Curtailment, downsizing (noun)

21. Curtailment The Curtailment program is designed to allow MidAmerican Energy's large commercial and industrial customers in Iowa and Illinois to receive financial incentives for …

22. Examples of Curtailment in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Long-term Curtailment of oil and gas drilling on federal lands would devastate the state’s budget

23. System and methods for aggregation and liquidation of curtailment energy resources

24. Curtailment means shortening an employee’s tour of duty from his or her assignment

25. Second Curtailment: 6,000 X $ 2.0000 / Therm = $12,000 unauthorized gas charge 6,000 x $ 5.47285/ Therm = $32,837 gas cost $44,837 for that day In Contrast – a LVDF system customer would have been billed: 6,000 X $0.48310/ Therm = $2,899 for the same volume of gas Preparing for Winter Curtailment Curtailment Non-Compliance Example

26. Sleep, that deplorable curtailment of the joy of life. Virginia Woolf 

27. In this paper, we define Curtailment as a reduction in the output of a …

28. Curtailment of service to customers in the affected area will generally be made based on the order of Curtailment shown above (and specified in Section C.1 of …

29. Curtailment is a loss of potentially useful energy, and may impact Power Purchase Agreements

30. And these self-centred ways automatically cause suffering and, ultimately, curtailment of the activity.

31. A decrease; a curtailment: "The political effects of food Cutbacks could be devastating"

32. A Curtailment is a restriction imposed on any activity, temporary or permanent

33. The reduction in pay from the additional Curtailment days will be spread over a number of months, regardless of when the Curtailment days occur, to mitigate the financial impact on employees

34. Curtailment Period means the period of time during which Seller reduces generation from the Project, pursuant to a Curtailment Order.The Curtailment Period shall be inclusive of the time required for the Project to ramp down and ramp up; provided that such time periods to ramp down and ramp up shall be consistent with the Ramp Rate designated in the Cover Sheet.

35. The usage based allocation method and the curtailment based allocation method are discuss.

36. In transmission management, transaction curtailment is the last resort for relieving congestion to maintain system reliability.

37. A decrease; a curtailment: "The political effects of food Cutbacks could be devastating"

38. Curtailment of pregnant Soldiers • 5–3, page : 27: Pregnancy of spouse • 5–4, page : 28

39. ‘‘The Curtailment of foot patrols along rivers was availed of by some individuals to engage in illegal activity,’ he said.’ ‘September 11 th has brought mostly unpleasant changes, including Curtailment of civil liberties and threatened perpetual war.’

40. Curtailment at low levels is more of a fact of life than a problem

41.   It may include the employee’s immediate departure from a bureau or post.   Curtailment is an …

42. Curtailment is the reduction of output of a renewable resource below what it could have otherwise produced

43. Curtailment The act or process of reducing a company's operations in order to bring stability to the company. Curtailment usually occurs when the company has been experiencing unsustainable growth that it is unable to manage effectively.

44. The Curtailment does not apply to academic employees, including graduate student researchers and postdocs, and student employees

45. This factor also includes the time taken for the wind farm to become fully operational following grid Curtailment

46. ‘‘The Curtailment of foot patrols along rivers was availed of by some individuals to engage in illegal activity,’ he said.’ ‘September 11 th has brought mostly unpleasant changes, including Curtailment of civil liberties and threatened perpetual war.’

47. Therefore, an entity accounts for a curtailment at the same time as for a related restructuring

48. It is remarkable, that with the curtailment of deliveries in the absolute expression, the market share HP increased by 5%.

49. The shear force and bending moment is initially calculated to determine the point where the Curtailment has to be done

50. There was some curtailment of prisoners' activities, a reduction in the number of outside working parties and of educational classes.

51. Mortgage principal Curtailment is a complicated way of saying that you owe less on your home loan

52. Fannie Mae permits certain Curtailments prior to loan delivery provided that the delivery data reflects the Curtailment as described below.

53. A principal Curtailment is the process of applying funds to reduce the existing unpaid principal balance of a first mortgage loan

54. The reduction of expenditures in order to become financially stable Familiarity information: Curtailment used as a noun is uncommon.

55. Noun the act of cutting something short or cutting it back; reduction: Constant Curtailment of postal service has inconvenienced every citizen.

56. In the interruptible load management(ILM) of power systems, customers' shortage cost could be significantly reduced by early notification of curtailment.

57. It’s important to note “down-dispatched” wind electricity -- this new market-based curtailment -- is still significant, and overall wind Curtailments in MISO …

58. Localized Curtailment occurs when a specific area of our service territory is impacted by intrastate capacity restrictions or emergencies

59. In particular, corrections on bilateral contract power exchanges, through a contract curtailment procedure, are assessed for security-constrained transmission management in a deregulated environment.

60. 24Flexibility Added to December Curtailment Most areas of the UC Davis campus will be curtailed for six days in December

61. Similar to our work, the TWENTIES demonstration provided up-regulation via Curtailment and also used a 4s AGC update interval

62. In conversation with Academic Senate leaders, for academic-year appointees, we will consider possible non-instructional days off for the five Curtailment

63. We welcome expansion of telephone services as improving the general well-being but accept curtailment of postal services as signifying necessary economy.

64. For example, if the borrower received $3,500 cash back at closing on a loan amount of $200,000, the lender could apply a $1,500 Curtailment …

65. The Curtailment of your allowance means you'll have to get a job if you want to keep buying new video games.

66. A principal Curtailment is the application of funds that are used to reduce the unpaid principal balance of the mortgage loan

67. While Curtailment is an acceptable operational tool, as increasing amounts of renewable resources, oversupply conditions are expected to occur more often

68. Principal Curtailment can happen when you pay extra every month or if you periodically make large principal payments on your mortgage.

69. Therefore the full impact of any plan amendment which reduces benefits for future (and past) service should be accounted for as a Curtailment

70. / kɚˈteɪl.mənt / the action of reducing or limiting something, or of stopping something before it is finished: She condemned postwar Curtailment of civil liberties

71. A Curtailment of credit resulting from such problems has caused serious head winds to recoveries in the past and may be a serious problem going forward

72. Wind Curtailment refers to the situation where the output of wind plants is reduced to a level below its maximum generation capacity

73. The maximum amount of the Curtailment cannot exceed the lesser of $2,500 or 2% of the original loan amount for the subject loan

74. In the energy industry, Curtailment is the act of reducing or restricting energy delivery from a generator to the electrical grid. Curtailment can happen for a number of reasons, including: A system emergency may cause the grid operator to shut down generators to perform unexpected maintenance to substations or the transmission system;

75. The ISO is seeking solutions to avoid or reduce the amount of Curtailment of renewable power to maximize the use of clean energy sources.

76. Curtailment of mortgage payments is a process by which a mortgagor can shorten the life of a mortgage and lessen the total amount of mortgage payments due

77. Six (6) Curtailment days (instead of the traditional three days) plus the four (4) paid holidays will allow most staff to have two (2) full work weeks off of work

78. At the same time, the EU has its sights trained on state subsidies for ports; it is preparing for their abolition or drastic curtailment, thus paving the way for their privatisation.

79. A Curtailment occurs when future service or benefits in a pension plan are significantly reduced or eliminated, such as when a plan is frozen and no longer provides new benefits

80. Fannie Mae permits Curtailments for the following reasons: The lender may apply a curtailment to refund the overpayment of fees or charges paid by the borrower, in any amount, in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.