Sentence examples for both improved reliability and from inspiring English sources

Considering the drawbacks of communication-based and communication-less energy management schemes, a combination of the droop control with communication-based control could have both improved reliability and control performance, and may be a good option for future microgrid systems.

The potential benefits include both improved reliability and energy savings, but acceptance within the industry, or even the will to evolve an optimum compromise, still seems to be elusive.

(An example: Southern California Edison installed a battery in Orange, Cal., and found that it both improved reliability of the grid and allowed the utility to defer replacement of a circuit for 5 to 7 years).

This improved reliability and facilitated development of the safety bicycle.

But improved reliability and security are even more of an attraction.

"Recent developmental testing provides no statistical evidence that the system is demonstrating improved reliability, and instead indicates that reliability plateaued nearly a decade ago," the Pentagon's Director of Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E), Dr. Michael Gilmore, noted in an August 3 memo.

It is little wonder that so many businesses and business organisations, such as the CBI and the British Chambers of Commerce, favour new Heathrow capacity within strict environmental limits; both to improve reliability and to provide space for new destinations, as is the case at Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt.

Tech-Blog Post Original: Drone-technology advancements improve reliability and reduce crashes.

The United executive said that United management would concentrate on improving reliability and restoring profitability.

He claimed other sectors showed that better planning management of assets could improve reliability and cut costs.

Using multiple daily pain ratings to improve reliability and assay sensitivity: how many is enough?