Sentence examples for electricity instability from inspiring English sources

We considered building the structure instead of buying a modular laboratory because we thought that a modular design may not be easy to sustain and durable given the challenges in our setting in terms of environment, electricity instability, and lack of technical expertise in case of system breakdown.

* For all the tested antibiotics (tested later in the study), the total number of isolates was 51 (10 isolates were lost during storage as a result of electricity instability), except for cefotaxime and ceftazidime (tested early during the study) the number of isolates was 61.

"A protracted period of electricity market instability and unreliability could cause us to revisit our rating outlook, as it would produce a more substantial dampening effect on the economy in the long term," Moody's said.

The power supply unit Due to the effect of voltage fluctuations of the city electricity and instability of the laser power supply on the ultimate limit of frequency stabilization, an appropriate adjustable current source was designed and fabricated to control the current of the laser discharge tube with the precision ±0.01 mA (Fig. 4).

The rise in fickle solar and wind power increases the risk of instability in electricity supplies; with the closure of seven reactors, "we are really going to the limits," says Christian Schneller of TenneT, a Dutch-German transmission company.

Obviously, the higher the rate of imported electricity, the more insecurity or instability the power supply structure will be.

The French government resents the cheaper wind and solar power from the South, which would lead to greater instability in the electricity network [22].

High-precision current source prevents any alteration or deviation from the optimal current due to power supply instability or city electricity's fluctuation, which, at first-order approximation, leads to a short-term stability of about 4.30 × 10−8.

Finkel's report, handed to the prime minister before Friday's Coag meeting, said investment in Australia's electricity sector had stalled because of "policy instability and uncertainty".

"The longer that this situation continues – the insecurity and instability and this devastating lack of electricity and water - the more the humanitarian situation will deteriorate".

But the sporadic electricity may have been a function of the very instability of the relationship, and an irreducible inconsistency became obvious to listeners as well as players.