The phrase "interruption of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a disruption or break in the supply of electricity or authority.
Example: "The storm caused a significant interruption of power, leaving many homes without electricity for hours."
Alternatives: "power outage" or "loss of power."
"It is hard to have an interruption of power supply in the middle of the manufacturing process," he said.
So while an interruption of power from the transformer would have shut down the plant, this now appears not to have been the first event in the sequence.
Such actions can also limit the interruption of power supply to electricity consumers.
During driving conditions, de-wiring of the pantograph may occur owing to the movement of the train resulting in a temporary interruption of power supply and noise during re-contact.
The system may be regarded as fail-safe in the sense that the interruption of power causes the semi-active stiffness devices to automatically engage, thus increasing the stiffness of the structure (Kamagata and Kobori 1994; Kobori et al. 1993; Yang et al. 1996).
The interruption of power to the computer caused the autopilot to disengage and removed automated protections that prevent an upset, handing manual control to the crew, they said.
But at the moment our ability to predict these events and guard against their worst consequences — which can include interruptions of power grids and satellite navigation systems — is lacking, says Mike Hapgood of the British research and technology agency RAL Space.
Third, the policy lists the specific losses that will be paid, such as the loss of the boiler or machinery itself due to accident, expediting expenses, property damage liability, bodily injury liability, defense settlement and supplementary payments, business interruption, outage (interruption of service), power interruption, consequential loss due to spoilage of goods, and furnace explosion.
The first cold boot attack was published by Halderman et al. in [10], where they show that it is possible to extract data from main memory on the x86 architecture after a short interruption of the power supply.
In a recent seminar conducted online, members of the Aluka-Northwestern team described some of the problems in starting the digitizing facility in Timbuktu: frequent interruptions of electric power and dust storms fouling delicate electronic components.
In the proposed method, the historical weather data from NCDC and the historical interruption data have been used in order to forecast the interruptions of the power system.
