Sentence examples for infrastructure generation from inspiring English sources

Unmet electricity peak demand that outstrips infrastructure generation, transmission, and distribution capacities stresses networks and may result in short-term drop in voltage leading to outages [8].

We have implemented this algorithm in a design tool called CHARGER, which integrates schedule generation with post-schedule communications infrastructure generation and Hardware Description Language generation.

He said the assessment would look at schemes different from those carried out by the Sept. 11 hijackers and would include reviewing the vulnerability of the nation's communications infrastructure, power generation and distributions networks, and financial infrastructure to a kamikaze-style attack.

The electricity infrastructure for generation and transmission still needs improvement.

McDermott is an engineering and construction outfit, specializing in construction of oil and gas infrastructure, power generation systems, and services, such as uranium processing, for the U.S. government.

Massive solar energy infrastructure, wind generation, communal and vertical farming, green public transportation, a reduction in automobile use, and, most importantly, a full geo-structural re-imagining of the entire cityscape that reduces sprawl, maximizes resources, saves energy, and allows for energy independence.

From the evolution of wireless infrastructure from second generation to third generation, there has been a gradual transition from voice centric to data centric applications.

Infrastructure for electricity generation and transmission loss Modified Ecoinvent data For the sub-process, infrastructure for electricity generation, the Ecoinvent database is modified by changing the land area required for each type of power plant for the process.

They have ranged in their focus from estates management to transport infrastructure and energy generation.

This reduces the risk of the UK building surplus long-lasting gas generation infrastructure, which might require subsidy to operate at low load factors (as required in the A scenarios) or risk locking the UK into carbon intensive generation infrastructure.

A Treasury spokesman said: "The High Speed 2 programme is the most important investment in public infrastructure in a generation.