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81 peak-day demand reduction
• redukovani dnevni vrh; smanjen dnevni maksimum; smanjena dnevna vršna snaga; smanjena maksimalna dnevna pot; smanjeni dnevni vrh; smanjeno dnevno vršno optereće -
82 peak day demand
• dnevna vršna smaga; dnevni maksimum; dnevni vrh; dnevno vršno opterećenje; maksimalna dnevna potražnja; maksimalna snaga u toku dana -
83 peak day demand reduction
• redukovani dnevni vrh; smanjen dnevni maksimum; smanjen dnevni vrh; smanjena dnevna vršna snaga; smanjena maksimalna dnevna pot; smanjenje maksimalne dnevne po -
84 peak day demand reduction opti
• opcija smanjenja snage u danu -
85 peak demand
• najjača potražna; najjača potražnja -
86 peak demand subscribed
• pretplata na potrebnu vršnu sn -
87 power demand from the system
• opterećenje mreže -
88 reduced demand
• smanjena snaga; smanjivanje snage; umanjenje snage -
89 reduced demand coefficient
• faktor za redukciju smanjenje; faktor za redukciju snage; faktor za smanjenje snage -
90 reference subscribed demand
• merodavna pretplatna snaga; merodavna snaga pretplate; merodavna snaga pretplatnika; referentna snaga pretplate; referentna snaga pretplatnika -
91 single demand level
• jedini nivo snage; nivo jedne jedine snage; samo jedan nivo snage; samo jedna kvota kontingent bl; samo jedne jedine snage -
92 specific electricity demand
• naročita elektroprivredna name -
93 subscribed demand
• dodavanje snage; odobravanje dodatne snage; odobrena snaga; preplatnička snaga; pretplata na snagu; pretplatna snaga; snaga preplatnika; ugovorena snaga -
94 supply and demand
• ponuda i potražnja; ponuda i tražnja -
95 system demand control
• upravljanje potrošnjom sistema -
96 to be in demand
• biti na ceni -
97 to demand
• zahtevati -
98 to demand open credit terms
• zahtevati isporuku robe na 'otvoreno' -
99 to demand payment
• zahtevati plaćanje -
100 unit excess demand price
• jedinična cena prekoračene sna
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demand — You demand something from or (less commonly) of someone (demanded an apology from or of him), and you make a demand on someone for something (kept putting more demands on the overworked staff for their time) … Modern English usage
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Demand — De*mand , v. i. To make a demand; to inquire. [1913 Webster] The soldiers likewise demanded of him, saying, And what shall we do? Luke iii. 14. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English