Sentence examples for neighbouring systems from inspiring English sources

They expanded and their influence already extends to neighbouring systems, warping the path of much older bodies, for instance HMV and Waterstone's, whose chief executive, Alan Giles, announced last week that he would be leaving at the end of the year because he accepted responsibility for the losses that followed from his underestimating the attack from the web.

In order to arrive at a clear idea of the Sun's motion in the Galaxy as well as of the motion of the Galaxy with respect to neighbouring systems, solar motion has been studied with respect to the Local Group galaxies and those in nearby space.

Stability is a very important property of a biological system, for an unstable system puts great stress on neighbouring systems and may even lead to cell death.

Drainages in Albania are linked to neighbouring systems in FYROM and Greece that also belong to the Adriatic river system as a whole.

Chapter 5 is unable to evaluate pastoralists as historical agents of present day heterogeneity in the landscape, despite their known role in creating key hotspots in related and neighbouring systems.

There is an elbow of capture, where the drainage system has become connected to a former portion of a neighbouring system, to the east of Oxford, from which the Thames flows southward, receiving the Ock and its tributaries from the south, passes through the Goring Gap, and then winds east and north past Henley-on-Thames into the lower Thames basin.

Large offshore wind farms may inject significant power fluctuations into power systems [9], and such power fluctuations may affect neighbouring power systems, if it is not appropriately dealt with.

Nevertheless, further studies and control methodologies for balancing the active power in power systems with power system withlarge-scale wind power integration, taking into account hour-ahead dispatch power plan for generating plants and power exchange with neighbouring power systems, are necessary to enhance the stability of future power systems with large-scale wind power integration.

To study the active power balance control in the Danish power system, it requires a detailed dynamic representation of the power system that includes conventional power plants, WPPs and interconnection with neighbouring power systems.

Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 show the power generated within the operating hour from conventional plants and wind power plants, as well as the net exports with neighbouring power systems and the load demand in the Eastern and Western Danish power systems are shown in Fig. 7 and Fig. 8, respectively.

In order to deal with the power balance, the power system may need sufficient amount of regulating power, and the appropriate arrangements of power exchange with neighbouring power systems could also ease the task.