Sentence examples for increased interconnection from inspiring English sources

As we introduce increasing intermittency in our generation mix the need for increased interconnection will be greater and will enhance competition in the wholesale electricity market.

The former include demographic imbalances, migratory flows, the political and economic rise of Asia Pacific, inequalities in the distribution of wealth, and the increased interconnection of the world due to advances in information technologies.

Its chief operating officer, Mike Cleary, said: "Possible solutions could include an increased interconnection across NEM regions, battery storage and demand-side management services".

Most of the cuts will be outside Japan.During the good times, the increased interconnections of economies allowed other countries to share in America's boom.

These increased interconnections have also linked the sciences and the humanities closer to each other, as can be seen for instance from how historical knowledge relies increasingly on advanced scientific analysis of archaeological findings.

Furthermore, increased interconnections between the amygdala and orbitofrontal cortex might represent the correlates of the cognitive-emotional disregulation.

Our findings were thus in line with these previous studies, and based on our results we suggested that increased interconnections between the amygdala and orbitofrontal cortex might attribute to sustained emotional deregulation between them.

Alternatively, some circuitry reorganization such as increased interconnections between elements of the motor circuitry [ 65] may have the potential to increase the correlation dimension of the stream of information to the GPi neurons.

The Spanish, and particularly the Portuguese, were exercised over the need to build electricity interconnectors over the Pyrenees to allow them to increase energy exports; they won a pledge to increase interconnection rates to 15% by 2030.

The increasing interconnection and complexity of modern power systems has made them more vulnerable to wide area disturbances and this has contributed to several recent blackouts.

Vasquez et al.'s (2013) continuum of disciplinary through transdisciplinary approaches to integration, with increasing interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines, provides one framework for addressing STEM integration.