英语释义

1. valence characterized by the transfer of one or more electrons from one atom to another with the formation of ions (as in sodium chloride and other simple salts) also the number of positive or negative charges acquired by an atom by the loss or gain of electrons — called also ionic valence —distinguished from covalence

片语

electrovalence regulations电价规制

stake electrovalence标桿电价

Preferential Electrovalence优惠电价

tou electrovalence分时电价

electrovalence compensation电价补偿

electrovalence regulation电价管制

Electrovalence Strength介电强度

double electrovalence双电价

英汉例句

• in winter, we use the electric boiler with thermal storage to help the gas power boiler and utilize the preferential electrovalence adequately.

  冬季使用蓄热电锅炉来辅助燃气锅炉供暖，充分利用优惠低谷电；

• the electrovalence at the period of time is to reflect costing better, and it can not only offers one way for peak shifting and valley filling but also save electric power at peak power time.

  分时电价是为了更好的反映成本，并提供一种鼓励移峰填谷的手段，同时在峰荷时段还可节约电能。

• heat treatment on the preparation, structure, electrovalence of silver, releasing speed of ag ions and antibacterial property of obtained blocks were investigated.

  考察热处理制度对抗菌块体的制备及结构、银价态、银离子释放速度、抗菌性能的影响。

• it is believed that in order to build an ordinal market and powerful economy we must implement reform and enhance electrovalence regulations.

  研究认为，建立有序的市场和充满活力的经济，就必须对「电力生产企业」实施电价规制，处理好电力企业改革与政府管制的关系问。

• in the electricity industry market reform, the electrovalence regulation reform is the entire reform core and the success or not key aspect.

  在电力产业的市场化改革中，电价规制的改革是整个改革的核心和成功与否的关键因素。