Sentence examples for growing penetration from inspiring English sources
This is why we expect a rapidly growing penetration with EVs, in particular in countries with high fossil fuel prices".
Passive distribution networks are rapidly transforming to active networks due to ever growing penetration of mainly renewable distributed energy resources.
Especially given the growing penetration of wind power into the energy infrastructure, prompting tougher regulations for grid connection.
The European Commission, the U.S. Department of Energy and China, among others, are promoting more investment to allow for growing penetration of renewable energy sources.
Despite media reports and anecdotal evidence of Hizb-ut-Tahrir's growing penetration of the ranks of the Pakistani military, there has been no apparent effort at a purge.
Against that, the sizable crowds — up to 60,000 people between both festivals, according to the organizers — were testament to the growing penetration of English-medium education.
This paper discusses challenges that relate to assessing and properly incentivizing the resources necessary to ensure a reliable electricity system with growing penetrations of variable generation (VG).
This paper discusses the importance and challenges of incentivizing flexibility during short-term operations of the bulk power system due to the increasing variability and uncertainty from growing penetrations of variable generation (VG).
In "The Rainbow Coalition Evaporates," an article appearing in the current issue of City Journal, a conservative bimonthly, Steven Malanga argues that growing Hispanic penetration into traditionally black areas is producing dangerous tensions, from political rivalry to gang violence.
Growing Internet penetration in Russia also played a central role; about half of the population now uses the Internet, and social networking was a key element in bringing people out to protest.
With the growing wind penetration of wind resources into power generation worldwide, accurate and comprehensive wind speed forecasting (WSF) is becoming increasingly significant to ensure continuously economical and reliable power system operations.
