Sentence examples for blackout time from inspiring English sources

The blackout time between photos has been cut in half.

Figure 10 Average proportion of blackout time.

Thus, the blackout time increases, as shown in Figure 10.

This scheme also increase network stability by reducing the unscheduled blackout time of solar-powered sensor nodes.

The proportion of blackout time at an average node for each scheme is shown in Figure 10.

If a node has insufficient energy to operate in fault-tolerant mode, it switches to energy-saving mode, in which it tries to maintain the minimum transmission power required to maintain marginal network connectivity, while to minimize possible blackout time.

Parents can block certain numbers, ensure that kids can only call a few pre-set numbers and not use their own "wallet," and set blackout times for kids who might be a bit too chatty after lights out.

(Put a standard, 1,200-megawatt reactor on a small grid, and it could trigger a nationwide blackout every time it shut down unexpectedly).

Mr. Bush also proposed that workers be given 30 days' notice before a company blackout, the time when workers cannot change or have access to their retirement accounts.

Due to the blackout, the Times also lost, at least temporarily, one of its most important revenue streams.

Its future may also be abroad, in places where putting a 1,000-megawatt 1,000-megawattmall greactorld be like londing an elephant into a canoe, causmallblackouts every time it shut down unexpectedly.