Sentence examples for loss of generation from inspiring English sources

Engineers said they believed the first event was a loss of generation, but it happened so fast that, a day later, officials were still gathering computer logs to try to establish the sequence.

A sudden 400 kW loss of generation occurs at 10 s and causes a voltage dip.

A sudden loss of generation in area 2, equal to 3000 MW, occurs at (t=300) s.

Electric power systems maintain system security by keeping instantaneous reserves that can substitute for a credible loss of generation.

Inappropriate disconnection of wind turbines from the grid may cause significant loss of generation capacity if wind penetration is high, consequently, may threaten the system security.

The minimum elapsed time for the thermal units to pick up the sudden 0.05 pu loss of generation is 0.05/0.0017 or 29.4 s.

"Bottom line - -evolution is really not the problem as much as the age of the earth," says Ham. "Millions of years is the problem in today's world that has resulted in a loss of biblical authority in the church and culture and has led to an increasing loss of generations from the church".

"Loss of a generation" was a lament heard around Europe when the war was over.

The UN is appealing for more than $1bn in emergency humanitarian funding for South Sudan, warning that six months of fighting have left the country facing famine and the "loss of a generation of children and youth".

The wider issue, of course, relates to the basic lack of interest in the semi-final, be it linked to ticket prices, the loss of a generation of supporters or whatever.

By vaccinating children, keeping schools open, and helping people cope with trauma, we strive to avert the loss of a generation of children and youth to this conflict, and help the country recover once fighting stops".