Sentence examples for deployment of electrical from inspiring English sources

Today, at SUNY Binghamton and SUNY Stony Brook, professors Stanley Whittingham and Esther Takeuchi are pioneering research on lithium ion batteries to enable the mass deployment of electrical vehicles and widespread use of renewable energy.

Sputnikmusic's Hernan M. Campbell remarked that while each musician is extremely dexterous, Cosey is the highlight because of his Hendrix-like deployment of electrical distortion.

Renewable energy charging stations can play a key role in the successful development and deployment of electric vehicles in the areas not connected to the electrical grid.

Ocean energy device prototypes at this scale present a unique set of challenges in that the integration of prime movers and generators typically begins to take place at this particular development stage, which may also represent first deployment at sea.The presence of electrical equipment and rotating machinery in the offshore environment brings its own engineering and operational difficulties.

However, there are two intrinsic limitations that prevent deployment of P, viz., its low electrical conductivity and its high volume change on cycling that leads to pulverization and loss of electrical contact.

"If you look at large ecosystems — rain forests, the plains, the Arctic — they all require a scale of cooperation and deployment quite different from what historically an individual researcher could measure at one place in one time," said Arthur C. Sanderson, a professor of electrical, computer and systems engineering at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who is participating in the project.

The large infrastructure costs and the additional operating expense of electrical connection and/or fuel make these standard solutions that have been adopted in urban settings uneconomical for rural deployment without major subsidy.

The electrical uses mats of electrical coils.

Chen: Bales of electrical wires?

Another was the development of electrical appliances.

Output of electrical appliances also fell.