Sentence examples for enabling wind from inspiring English sources

"Transmission is primary to enabling wind energy," said Bob Gilligan, the head of General Electric's electric transmission business, in a February interview.

The invention could also enable wind farms to produce more energy by allowing the blades to spin faster without generating any extra noise, the researchers said.

As clean-energy engineers seek to make offshore wind farms more financially, aesthetically and environmentally viable, they are turning to floating supports to enable wind turbines to move into deeper waters farther from the coast.

And, building on successful projects on the islands of Foula and Rum in Scotland, and Kythnos in Greece, Econnect is also looking at how its load controllers could enable wind power to be used more efficiently on a wider scale.

The Doppler shift of the gases also enabled wind patterns to be measured.

The agreement, which provides the multi-year predictability we have called for, will enable wind energy to create more affordable, reliable, clean energy for all Americans.

Nevertheless, this temporary vascular patency enables wound healing or improvement in 74% of these patients, thus such endovascular interventions are recommended in this age group.

The main goal in treating various types of wound infections is to decrease the bacterial load in the wound to a level that enables wound healing processes to take place.

This SAP bioscaffold was tested in a bioengineered Human Skin Equivalent HSEE) tissue model that enabled wound reepithelialization to be monitored in a tissue that recapitulates molecular and cellular mechanisms of repair known to occur in human skin.

34 The goal of vascular surgery is to avoid major amputations and to improve circulation to enable wound healing.

These complications may require multiple interventions, including repeated needle aspirations, or in some cases may require surgical intervention to eradicate the dead space and enable wound healing.