Sentence examples for deliver power from from inspiring English sources
All this is controlled by a computer that constantly calculates the most efficient way to deliver power from the eight (or four) cylinders and the two variable transmissions.
The whole system has been built to deliver power from a few, large, centralised power stations to millions of homes and businesses across the country.
But the real challenge for Germany is to create an efficient grid to deliver power from future wind-farms in the north and solar arrays in the south to the industrial heartland around the Rhine and the south-west.
For more than two hours late Tuesday, the failure of three transmission lines that deliver power from the plant created a domino effect, cutting off electricity to 18 of 26 states in Brazil, including the country's two largest cities, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
In addition to the infrastructure uses, TaraTape's products are also used to bind "umbilical" cables in offshore oil rigs to deliver power from the rig to the deep-sea drilling operations.
Third, create a new integrated electricity grid to deliver power from where it is generated to where people live.
It also froze the fees local distribution companies charge customers for delivering power from producers to them, reversing an earlier decision to allow them to rise gradually.
Such physical systems were the electrical power grid delivering power from plants to customers, cars consisting mainly of mechanical parts, or production systems for manufacturing goods and many more.
TD on the transmission path in question, which is a specified set of transmission circuits delivering power from one area to another area, is equal to the total receiving-end load less the total receiving-end generation.
The objectives of the JET neutral beam enhancement (NBE) include raising the delivered power from the present 25 MW to more than 34 MW and increasing the pulse length from 10 to 20 s.
Distribution networks, which deliver power locally from substations to customers, are using new technology to spot developing problems and to introduce peak and off-peak billing.
