Sentence examples for extreme contingencies from inspiring English sources
SIPS protect power system security from extreme contingencies or wide area disturbances that are beyond the scope of traditional protection.
Such operational constraints are very inefficient: the initial impact of unforeseen extreme contingencies is only a matter of minutes in any year, yet power flows can be restricted for hundreds of hours per year.
A system that can successfully avoid extreme contingencies would reduce the need for operational constraints that reduce the risk of contingencies by operating the power system in a conservative manner [28].
This view of looking at the problem is a reference to an extreme contingency: nothing could have happened until the uptake of the mitochondrium that then solved (almost) everything.
Ross says of this bizarre irruption of the classical verities into the most extreme of contemporary contingencies: "the symphony became a tactical strike against German morale".
RCS Sport The Giro's organiser will have made contingencies for extreme weather but it could hardly have anticipated the violent fluctuations that occurred so near to the start of stage 14.
An extreme form of the contingency table has only 2 classes per platform (ratios above and ratios below 1) and therefore only 4 cells.
To adjust for extreme values, the entries in the contingency tables have been increased by 0.25 [23].
Banks must improve their management of liquidity risk, including better use of scenario analysis/stress testing and establishing contingency to help them withstand extreme shocks.
Given a 2x2 contingency table, FET essentially compute the fraction of all configurations of the contingency table that have a more extreme difference in the ratio of non-synonymous changes and the ratio of synonymous changes in the two branches.
Although this was not an extreme outlier, we wanted to ensure that the relationship between contingency and sensorimotor alpha suppression in the Contingent condition was not merely driven by this one data point.
