Sentence examples for implement a wind from inspiring English sources

Finally, the investment necessary to implement a wind and solar powered economy would very likely be higher than that necessary to implement a nuclear powered economy because of the much larger number of GWe required.

In this work, we propose, design and implement a novel wind turbine emulator by using a squirrel cage induction machine and permanent magnet induction generator.

'Ringfencing' is to become the order of the day, with capital cushions being bolstered and contingency plans to implement a potential wind-down of a business drawn up.

The plan for last ten months was always to implement a systematic winding down of Backstage in early summer but Ian's illness precluded this.

An important conclusion is that in comparison to Sweden the physical planning systems in both Denmark and Norway provide greater scope for implementing a national wind power policy at the local level.

The servers that she provided were used by the NSA to implement a warrantless surveillance program called Stellar Wind.

We actually wind up implementing a lot of those things throughout the year.

We establish a framework to compare the impacts of adopting different dispatch protocols on the efficacy of using wind power and implementing a carbon tax to reduce emissions.

Poland and the German state of Bavaria have effectively banned wind turbines by implementing a rule that allows turbines to be located no closer than 10 times their height to homes or other sensitive areas.

However, given the technological advances between 2007 and 2015, it is possible to implement wind technology virtually in any location with minimal wind speed as current technology (due to a confidentiality clause the names of the wind technology have been omitted) utilizes minimum wind speed to generate adequate power to small villages and communities across sub-Saharan African countries.

This paper presents a successful design and implement of a shunt-winding hybrid electric motorcycle management system which utilizes an electronic control unit (ECU) to integrate two major subsystems together, one being the traditional system of 125 c.c.