Sentence examples for installation power from inspiring English sources

In the 1992 installation "Power and the Oppressed," Mr. Harsono displayed small mounds of earth covered with cloths that looked bloodstained and small branches broken in two.

Also, the cost of installation, power consumption and maintenance of a GPU based system are lower compared to other multi-core systems.

The Golden Quadrilateral [14] is a highway network connecting India's four largest metropolises: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata, thus forming a quadrilateral that can have an installation power of approximately 4,418 MW.

For instance, the impeller diameter of a double-suction centrifugal pump in Huinanzhuang pumping station in China reaches 1.75 m, and its single installation power is 7500 kW [2].

Besides that, the project also provides information about climate impact, consultation for households about energy reduction measures and it sets up PV systems, charging stations for electric cars and heating installation powered by firewood and pellets.

In order to ensure good power quality for modern power systems and/or industrial installations, power conditioning devices have been extensively applied.

Through this study, experience and knowledge have been obtained on the installations, power measurements, and cost effectiveness of the new types of the roadway lighting devices.

That could include the streets where the prime minister and the president live, government compounds, security installations, power stations, foreign embassies and other high-security locations.

Operating through a cell structure, MK agreed to acts of sabotage to exert maximum pressure on the government with minimum casualties, bombing military installations, power plants, telephone lines and transport links at night, when civilians were not present.

These improvements are justified by the accurate regulation of different components of the installation - power modulation of the HP and circulation pumps- and by use of photovoltaic panels allowing a reduction of the electrical energy consumed from the grid.

His installation, titled "Power Games," is about a resonant childhood subject: bullying.