Sentence examples for extension of electricity from inspiring English sources
The extension of electricity, water and sanitation networks in developing cities seems to be a priori complicated by the deficiencies of urban planning.
To support the extension of electricity monitoring to the mobile app market, persuasive design models were created to target major factors which would appeal to consumers, such as saving money and environmental impact.
Although the rural character of Arunachal Pradesh has remained an obstacle to the growth of the state's hospital and health care network, the expansion of public water works and the extension of electricity to the villages have helped to improve rural health.
It is basically introductory Electricity and Magnetism, plus introductory Optics (as a natural extension of Electricity and Magnetism, given that light is an electromagnetic wave).
Most of these wind pumps are no longer in use mainly because of the introduction of the electric water pump and the extension of the electricity grid.
Musa Ogilo, 67, a maize miller, said the area had witnessed a quick transformation since Obama became president, citing the levelling of roads and extension of the electricity grid to the village by local authorities.
Although extension of the electricity grid remains the preferred mode of electrification, off-grid electrification can offer a solution to such cases.
For example, by treating their customers' solar panels, microgrids and other distributed energy resources as an extension of the traditional electricity grid, they can increase resiliency and reduce the burden on the aging infrastructure.
Featured in the measure is an extension of a renewable electricity production tax credit for wind, geothermal and some biomass projects, which gives credit for each kilowatt-hour of energy they produce.
The United States Department of Energy DOEE) concluded in a 2008 report that the 2007 United States extension of DST saved 0.5% of electricity usage during the extended period.
This study focuses on residential electricity demand as an extension of his research, mainly because household electricity is consumed the most in urban areas where population agglomerates.
