Sentence examples for a centralized power from inspiring English sources

In [16], each BS performs ZF locally to remove the channel interference and based on the statistical knowledge of the channels, the central unit (CU) performs a centralized power allocation that jointly minimizes the outage probability of the UTs.

It is not cost effective or feasible to extend a centralized power grid to islands and other isolated communities.

Operating a centralized power plant with natural gas, rather than diesel or heavy fuel oil, would save costs but would not necessarily increase resilience when hurricanes strike.

Furthermore, a centralized power supervisor is established to determine the levels of the power references for the local controllers according to the supply and demand conditions.

Solar power is being adopted most rapidly in places where there is no grid — it's cheaper and quicker to stick panels on the roofs of huts in villages than to build a centralized power station and run poles and wires.

And that's a less expensive way of providing power for rural communities than, for example, building a centralized power station burning coal or oil and building out a high-voltage grid.

Formed by men deeply suspicious of any centralized power, the Articles of Confederation were meant to be a loose association of 13 autonomous states.

The implementation of the immense task of reconstructing the country was accompanied by the struggle of the new government to acquire a stable, centralized power base, further complicated by the mistrust a considerable part of society held for the new regime and by disputes over Poland's postwar borders, which were not firmly established until mid-1945.

The past environment may have lend itself to a more centralized power structure where all people thought alike and a diversity of input was not as welcoming.

Instead of waiting for someone to build an expensive, centralized power grid, donors could think more flexibly on a smaller scale, using solar panels and LEDs to provide electricity and light cheaply, portably and quickly.

While the separation of power has been running through the entire history of Western development, Venezuela is developing a path to centralized power, omnipotent government, and a man-governed society.