MetaGlossary.com: Smes

Keywords: Enterprise, Medium, Fewer, Turnover, Small

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Small to Medium Enterprises, defined as no more than 500 employees.

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Small- to medium-sized enterprises. The Panel has defined SME as an enterprise with less than 99 full-time equivalent employees (refer to Chapter 1: ).

http://www.businesscompliance.govt.nz/reports/final/final-21.html

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small and medium enterprises (Europe)

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Small and medium-sized enterprises

http://www.ynypu.org.uk/glossary.stm

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Keywords: Superconducting, Photovoltaics, Magnetic, Storage, Energy

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see superconducting magnetic energy storage

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SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC ENERGY STORAGE. a method of storing energy within a superconducting magnetic field.

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Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage. SMES technology uses the superconducting characteristics of low-temperature materials to produce intense magnetic fields to store energy. SMES has been proposed as a storage option to support large-scale use of photovoltaics and wind as a means to smooth out fluctuations in power generation.

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