Sentence examples for adequacy transmission from inspiring English sources

Lack in power generation adequacy, transmission adequacy, or security could lead to blackouts (local, regional, or bulk systems).

An important issue in today's power system is the need to analyze and determine the adequacy of transmission capacity.

The slow pace of "voluntary" reform following Order 2000 led FERC to issue a proposed Standard Market Design Rule (SMD) which provided more detailed prescriptions for wholesale market design, network operations, regional planning, resource adequacy, and transmission investment.

But the biggest and most disruptive controversy is a growing debate over the adequacy of the transmission format for broadcasting digital signals.

First, the planning and construction of infrastructure facilities should insure sufficient generation and transmission adequacy.

A second limitation concerns the adequacy of the transmission and disease burden models.

It is conservative in that it does not include the cost savings in meeting the LDC's resource adequacy requirement or deferring transmission and distribution (T&D) investments necessary for delivering reliable service.

Adequacy measures the generation and transmission capacities of the system under static conditions, without considering system disturbances [3].

Agreement is impressive given the simple and unconstrained nature of the model, indicating its adequacy to the study of TB transmission in Portugal.

The success of the invading organism might be explained by many other reasons, mostly related with adequacy of its metabolic features, local colonization-transmission abilities, derived from genotype and phenotypic diversity (Buckee et al. 2008; Ajao et al. 2011; Heithoff et al. 2012; Ng et al. 2013; Forsman 2014; Meador et al. 2014).

In this paper, a strategy is proposed in order to introduce in a realistic way wind generation into a transmission power system non sequential Monte Carlo adequacy study with economic dispatch.