Sentence examples for generation deficits from inspiring English sources

The micro grid system considered for the study is dependent on main grid during generation deficits in the micro sources.

For example, the Image Generation Task (Section 5.1.1) can only be implemented using computerised assessment, and has proved very effective in establishing image generation deficits in clinical groups suffering from social anxiety (Morrison et al., 2011), as well as groups with congenital/prelingual deafness (Emmorey & Kosslyn, 1996).

This finding points towards a cortical synchronisation impairment rather than towards a wave generation deficit.

Under-frequency load shedding (UFLS) is an important resort to prevent power system collapse in the event of large generation deficit [2, 3].

Hence, the island system is considered as the generation deficit area (i.e. load dominant area) where the bulk power flows from the mainland towards the island.

In some generation deficit areas that rely heavily on inter-tie lines to access remote generation from neighboring areas, a stringent deterministic security rule such as the N−1−G criterion in which a loss of single transmission component together with a loss of critical local generating unit is considered [12, 13].

The locational transmission capacity reserve is defined as the additional transmission capacity required to deliver the electrical power from remote generation to supply the load demand in a generation deficit area (load dominant area), i.e. through the inter-tie lines.

People make a big deal of generation deficit.

I stated before that I have been locked in some vision of the world where childhood was barely existent, and so it is not surprising that I have been one of those "people who make a big deal of generation deficit".

It has yet to be established whether a similar generation deficit can be found with imagery for emotional material, or whether socially-anxious individuals may even display enhanced generation times for highly self-relevant imagery such as self-image.

Why either loss of function in SPT1, or generation of DSBs should generate deficits in distal sensory function remains unclear.