Sentence examples for less blackout from inspiring English sources

Additionally, SolarTC achieves a better throughput than FLSS, since it has less blackout time (because of greater energy efficiency) and fewer nodes with a relatively high transmission range (due to the increased probability of spatial reuse and reduced MAC layer contention).

With less blackout dates than the Francillien pass (just 45 days per year), it costs around the same as a three day park ticket.

The guidelines were simple: 10 minutes or less, blackout-related, go.

September 11th was still very much on the minds of New Yorkers in August of 2003, and as a culture we were skittish to the point that it took a lot less than a blackout for all of us to assume it was a terrorist attack.

By requiring electricity-reliability standards, it would make blackouts less likely.

While the extra availability of power from Eggborough made blackouts less likely, the Grid also bought tools designed to ensure the lights won't go out.

The central government is mulling whether to allow private distribution of electricity, a step that could bring the investment needed to make blackouts less common.

So even where it is a relatively small component of the energy mix, solar relieves stress on our electrical grid, making brownouts and blackouts less likely, and reducing the need for dirty generators that operate at times of peak demand.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said Mr. Bush's proposals "will not provide one more kilowatt to California this summer, prevent one less minute of blackouts or keep one less dollar from being transferred from California into the hands of the Texas-based energy producers".

The overall objective of using wide area monitoring to enhance protection is to create new protection concepts that will make blackouts less likely to occur and less intense when they do occur.

It's expensive, but far less so than a blackout that cascades across the country.