Sentence examples for guarantee resilience from inspiring English sources

The focus of this paper is to present the DESDOP tool, based on mixed integer linear optimisation technics, that helps giving insight in the optimal mix of technologies that will simultaneously help decrease the emissions while at the same time guarantee resilience of supply.

And, they say, individuals as well as local and state governments should be planning accordingly, whether by insuring assets or finding ways to improve crisis response plans and guarantee resilience of infrastructure.

Therefore, mechanisms that guarantee the resilience of the network must be provided.

To guarantee the resilience of the CEM socio-economic and regional systems, an integrated approach towards electricity generation and transmission is necessary.

Considering the ongoing global changes, it is necessary to study and guarantee the resilience of the nZEB design to the variations of the boundary conditions in which the cost optimal calculation is performed.

"I have long called for authorities to adapt to the pressures of climate change and this incident demonstrates that we must do more to guarantee Thanet's resilience".

A novel scheme based on hierarchical clustering and importance sampling is also developed in this work for accurate and efficient estimation of probability of failure to guarantee the desired resilience level of the designed system.

Given the reality of sea level rise, "it's not brain surgery to see that there's not enough public money to extend a universal guarantee for the resilience of Miami's infrastructure and the delivery of urban services," he said.

This is performed by the synthesis of convex sets of stabilizing controllers guaranteeing closed-loop resilience with respect to uncertainties on the controller parameters.

You could in principle have thousands of sidechains "pegged" to Bitcoin, all with different characteristics and purposes … and all of them taking advantage of the scarcity and resilience guaranteed by the main Bitcoin blockchain, which in turn could iterate to implement experimental sidechain features once they have been tried and tested.

To quote, er, myself: "You could in principle have thousands of sidechains "pegged" to Bitcoin, all with different characteristics and purposes … and all of them taking advantage of the scarcity and resilience guaranteed by the main Bitcoin blockchain, which in turn could iterate to implement experimental sidechain features once they have been tried and tested".