Sentence examples for in order to avoid power from inspiring English sources

Anger has increased partly as a result of the government's decision to restart two reactors closed after last year's Fukushima disaster, in order to avoid power shortages.

In order to avoid power losses, superconducting magnetic energy storage unit (SMES) can be integrated with the crowbar circuit [21].

Performing the same steps for the Bernoulli component (y'+a(x y^n+b(x y=0) for (nge 2) leads to an expression containing the terms (a(Gv+H ^n) and (b(Gv+H)); in order to avoid powers of v different from n and 1, (H=0) is required.

A12 Japan Power Shortage Threat Industry officials in Japan say the Tokyo Electric Power Company will have to press 16 nuclear power plants back into operation in order to avoid severe power shortages and even blackouts this summer.

Therefore, the base station must consider the UE transmission power state while allocating the PRBs in order to avoid inefficient transmission power utilization and severe inter-cell interference caused by the maximum transmission power of the UE.

In order to avoid estimating noise power, one can remove all the zero-lag entities.

In addition to the level of the tax, the nature of the compensation principle that is applied is of fundamental importance in order to avoid reducing purchasing power or the competitiveness of economic actors.

In September and October of this year, for example, China cancelled dozens of coal plants already under construction with a combined capacity greater than the U.K.'s entire coal fleet, in order to avoid building coal power capacity that would become stranded, unused assets given increasingly cheap renewables.

In order to avoid loss of power we applied a combination of two popular methods: case deletion and constant replacement [ 30].

Moreover, the additional conditions posed by some of the local staff should be closely monitored in order to avoid abuse of power by these officials.

Due to the multiple outcome measures in this study, analyses were performed in a two-step procedure in order to avoid loss of power due to multiple testing and to reduce the likelihood of a type I error.