Sentence examples for breakdowns power from inspiring English sources
But "just in case" and "be prepared" have more urgent meanings these days, even if the emergencies are the same ones that have always made cellphones attractive: car breakdowns, power failures in cordless-phone-only homes, orchestrating pickups of children.
While higher breakdown power at the initiation of breakdown and lower resistance after breakdown are observed for stacking structure.
It indicates that the stacking structures would suffer from higher breakdown power per unit area than that of without stacking.
Meanwhile, the resistance of the dielectric after breakdown for device with stacking structure would be less than that of without stacking structure due to a higher breakdown field and larger breakdown power.
Measuring cellulose degradation by methods that only detect hydrolysis mechanisms (for instance FPase activity) may not be sufficient to evaluate the cellulose breakdown power of these enzyme mixtures because the fungus may secrete enzymes that instead of hydrolyzing cellulose, oxidize glycosidic linkages instead.
caused breakdowns in power systems.
He has asked the FERC to investigate suspicious breakdowns at power plants, possible collusion and other things that, he claims, have jacked up prices.The FERC, led by its market-minded boss, Curtis Hébert, has generally been sceptical.
Even as resort staffers sweep up ashes and change bedsheets and mattresses that reek of smoke, local factions are arguing over proposals for improving emergency planning, and avoiding communication breakdowns and power failures.
The cumulative data of resistance after breakdown and power per unit area at the initiation of breakdown for samples are shown in (a) and (b), respectively.
Further, [they] review and develop simple theoretical arguments for observed scaling laws and the characteristic sizes of a change or breakdown of power laws.
The sudden dramatic breakdown of power that ushers in revolutions reveals in a flash how civil obedience--to laws, to rulers, to institutions--is but the outward manifestation of support & consent".
