Sentence examples for installations of electrical from inspiring English sources
The other is to increase the installations of electrical equipment or upgrade them, such as installing the current limiting reactor or fault current limiter (FCL), even replacing with the high-impedance transformer.
Thematically less apt but exceptionally moving is one of the Cuban-American Félix González-Torres's installations of electrical cords studded with fifteen-watt light bulbs, made in the nineties.
The A380 superjumbo entered commercial service last month, two years behind schedule because of problems with the design and installation of electrical cabin wiring.
Most structural work is complete, and the finishing work on the road bed and walls and the installation of electrical and plumbing lines is underway.
Scholars have seen an increase in fires to protest the installation of electrical towers and the opening of the satellite-monitoring base.
After an investigation the firm concluded the main culprit was the installation of electrical wiring for the aircraft's entertainment system.
Miscommunication in the design, manufacturing and installation of electrical cables resulted in a series of missteps in the mid-2000s that delayed the A380's first delivery by three years.
Transocean's failures included the "inhibiting" of automatic safety warning systems, a lack of drills for an emergency evacuation, the installation of electrical equipment in places where it could ignite gases, a lack of barriers to protect crew members from a blast or fire, and a history of safety violations that were not addressed, according to the study.
The body and chassis will be modified and assembled in China then shipped to California for the installation of electrical systems.
These codes and standards specify the rules and guidelines for the design and installation of electrical systems.
In the last decades the concept of distributed generation – i.e. the installation of (electrical and/or thermal) energy production systems at the final users – was born and found gradually increasing diffusion.
