Sentence examples for electric distribution lines from inspiring English sources

White stork (Ciconia ciconia L). population increased dramatically in Portugal over the last decade, leading to an increase in nesting and roosting in the support towers for the electric distribution lines.

It noted in a press release that "it is not uncommon for electric distribution lines near a fire to relay after a fire has started due to ash and soot causing an interruption in the flow of electricity over the lines".

Many of the groups that oppose it also fought a cross-Sound electric distribution line earlier this year that was rejected by regulators, primarily because of environmental issues.

Recent work has identified five principal sources of residential magnetic fields: electric power transmission lines, electric power distribution lines, ground currents, home wiring, and home appliances.

Furthermore, all the energy converted and immediately injected in the grid poses the risk of creating imbalances in the electric energy distribution lines.

It was created in May 1998 when the Long Island Lighting Company was dissolved and LIPA assumed control of its electric transmission and distribution lines and KeySpan took control of its five power plants.

Then, in 1998, TT Net began offering telephone services to households in Tokyo and eight surrounding prefectures, using a high-speed optical fiber network laid alongside the electric company's cables and distribution lines.

The x-axis shows the temporally sampled electric current flowing through the distribution lines recorded every 10 minutes.

If there are enough electric loads on the 6 kV distribution lines to feed residual regenerative power to stations and signaling systems along the railroad trackside, regenerative inverter shown in Fig. 6c will be able to become one of the most effective solutions for regenerative power utilization.

(Distribution lines carry electricity at below 50kV).

As the result of the development of industrialization and technology, an increasing number of man-made electric fields (ELFs) have appeared in living plant environment that produce in all places by numerous sources, including nearby high voltage transmission lines, primary and secondary overhead utility distribution lines, and the electrical grounding system [ 4].