Sentence examples for considerable electrification from inspiring English sources

Electrification of the railways was begun in 1980 (coal and diesel remain the major energy sources for rail transport, however), and there has also been considerable electrification of low-cost housing in urban townships.

Another consideration is electrification.

Although the issue of GHG abatement through vehicle fleet renewal and electrification receives considerable attention from scientists [23, 29, 31], extensive literature reviews have shown no example of another approach to automobile market forecasting equivalent to ours.

Despite the considerable efforts spent on village electrification schemes in India, there is a general lack of evaluation of impacts, successes and of failures.

The Spark's extra circuitry could make a considerable difference, said Larry Nitz, G.M.'s director of global electrification.

Despite this, the LNWR considered electrification of the line in 1904, believing such a scheme would bring about considerable savings, but the idea never materialised.

Africa may have considerable untapped aquifers, but not all are able to be easily and affordably accessed, says Casey. "Rural electrification has been limited, discounting the possibility of politically motivated energy subsidies that could make high powered pumping affordable to small scale farmers".

"Electrification is difficult.

Electrification and double-tracking of the railway and the growth along its lines of the new towns of Sha Tin, Tai Po, Fanling, and others caused a considerable increase in passenger traffic.

Again, the answer is electrification.

Gawler Line electrification in Adelaide.