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derate
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Verb1.derate - lower the rated electrical capability of electrical apparatus
lour, lower - set lower; "lower a rating"; "lower expectations"


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Because of spectacular derating during the Heisei Malaise, the Japanese stock market is now trading at a multiple of some 17x, which is the lowest since 1975, and lower than the US market, a factoid that would be unthinkable in the mid-80s.
The looming oil shocks: how Japan is going "green" by Whitten, Darrel / Japan Inc.
With a built-in characterization engine for derating delays for voltage drop, CoolTime augments existing timing library formats for accurate timing analysis.
Teradiant takes SI in stride with sequence's Cooltime by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
8PF) YES Energy Losses (Typical) [greater than]8-12% [less than]4% Capability of Running SMPS YES YES Load without Derating
Next Generation UPS Technology For The New Millennium by MADSEN, JORGEN P. / Computer Technology Review
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