Demand Response (DR)

Demand response (DR) is generally defined as a measure of reducing energy demand in response to supply shortages, usually during periods of peak demand.

Literal Meanings of Demand Response (DR)

Demand:

Meanings of Demand:

1. The amount of a good or service that consumers are willing to buy at a given price.

2. An active affirmation of something.

3. Condition.

4. Urgent order.

5. (Electricity supply) Specifically, peak demand or peak load, a measure of the maximum electricity load of a utility consumer in a short time, the integrated load of electricity over a certain of time.

6. Ask vigorously.

7. Demand something.

8. Forced requests for information.

9. Someone's request.

10. Submit a citation.

Sentences of Demand

1. Prices usually rise when demand exceeds supply.

2. Modern society is responding to women's demands for equality.

3. Your work takes a long time.

4. She couldn't ignore the newborn's need for care.

5. I demand a meeting with the manager.

6. The bank charges mortgage interest deduction.

7. I demand an immediate explanation.

8. This work requires a lot of patience.

Response:

Meanings of Response:

1. The act of answering or reciprocity: in response to a question.

2. Oracle response.

3. (liturgical) A verse, phrase, phrase, or word spoken or sung by a choir or congregation in order or in response to a priest or minister.

4. (liturgical) A verse or hymn spoken or sung during or after a lesson, response, or memory.

5. Response to an objection in an official dispute.

6. An online ad performance metric that shows a click from an online ad to the destination URL.

7. Response to a stimulus or provocation.

DR:

Meanings of DR:

1. A person or company that owes money to a person who is in debt to a person who is in debt.

2. Means a person who owes another person or who is bound by an express agreement, implied law or the principle of natural justice to pay money or perform any other obligation in a bankruptcy or similar proceeding.