Sentence examples for grid of issues from inspiring English sources

"The Tories worked hard to put together a planned communication grid of issues and activity, fronted by their cabinet ministers and led by the PM," he wrote in the Sunday Mirror.

Writing in his column in the Sunday Mirror, John Prescott said the party failed to set agendas and instead holidayed abroad, whilst the Conservatives worked hard "to put together a planned communication grid of issues and activity".

"The Tories worked hard to put together a planned communication grid of issues and activity, fronted by their cabinet ministers and led by the prime minister," he said.

Apart from smart grid, the development of micro-grids should take into consideration of issues such as the system performance, modelling, monitoring and controlling of the micro-grids.

He declined, however, to rule out power cutoffs as a result of Mrs. Merkel's decision, noting that "obviously depends on several factors of demand and supply, on availability of transmission grids, on a lot of issues".

In this way, this paper first reviews the grid integration issues of wind power generation.

Focusing on the grid code issues of the PET, such as the voltage-disturbance ride through and harmonic resonance, which have not been previously encountered, this manuscript presents the key PLL design methods under distorted grid conditions, the control principles, a small-signal model, and the input admittance of the three-phase PWM rectifier in detail.

While the inquiry report of the India blackouts calls for the formation of a task force to study the grid security issues, that of the Southwest America blackout lists in detail quite a few key findings and recommendations in this respect.

This chapter provides an overview of the principal grid connection issues and the existing codes of practice and engineering recommendations for PV generators.

The poor live off the banking grid, the transaction costs of issuing millions of small policies are too high and typical products aren't designed for the needs of the poor.

Then, after six years, even if the SCC found that the companies had been over-earning over two consecutive review periods, the legislation grants Dominion and Appalachian the opportunity to reinvest any over-earnings into renewable energy investment and grid modernization, in lieu of issuing mandatory refunds to their ratepayers. .