Sentence examples for generator potentially from inspiring English sources
Tunnelling across the sternum to the contralateral position of the existing generator potentially avoids the risk of SVC syndrome, but there is a heightened risk of lead erosion, patient discomfort, and bilateral occlusion.
The continuous-combustion process used to heat the steam generator offers potentially improved emission characteristics.
Flow induced vibration of steam generator tubes potentially causes excessive fretting wear at the supports such as anti-vibration bars and tube support plates.
For Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation, Fox provides not only a new, growing revenue generator, but also potentially its highest-profile news outlet, one that he hopes can become as global as CNN.
But the Meme Generator app could potentially help Imgur get back into the rankings, as it taps into one of the more popular use cases for Imgur itself.
By accounting for the mechanisms that are typically ignored or simplified in the existing models, this new model provides more holistic descriptions on the thermoelectric power generator behaviors and therefore potentially will further improve the accuracy in the computational simulations.
BBC Africa's Tomi Oladipo reports from Lagos on how these expensive and potentially dangerous generators have become a way of life in Nigeria.
Most traditional/available methods tend to keep the dynamics of large generators since these generators provide large inertia and potentially a significant amount of power to the system.
But targeting ads to Facebook members on partner sites through Facebook Connect could become a potentially powerful revenue generator.
Thanks to direct coupling between the rotor speed and the system frequency, a Type 1 Induction Generator with Fixed Speed can potentially provide limited inertial response.
If the fault location is near the PCC (point of common coupling), the voltage will be lower than 0.2p.u. and the generator protection may act and potentially lead to the trip of the whole wind farm, which is not in accordance to wind farm operation and successful reclosure of the outgoing line.
