Sentence examples for outage frequency from inspiring English sources

This model is illustrated by the case of outages (planned and unplanned) in nuclear power plants to show how it can be used to guide policy decisions regarding outage frequency and plant lifetime, and more specifically, the choice of a reactor tripping policy as a function of the state of the emergency core cooling subsystem.

Availability is quite often measured in downtime minutes, outage duration and frequency.

CAIDI and CAIFI are also important measures of outage duration and interruption frequency experienced by customers.

We obtain new analytical expressions for outage probability over Rayleigh frequency flat fading channels for two signal-to-noise ratio regimes.

Frustrated by the frequency of power outages, it is no surprise that the waiter I spoke to believes that Saleh's men are behind these disruptions.

In Ghana, whose impressive GDP growth has not been met with the requisite increase in national grid capacity, people are using Twitter to monitor the frequency of power outages.

With rising energy prices and increased frequency of power outages, in-house energy-reliability improvements and energy management have assumed more strategic importance for upper management.

Because there is a high frequency of power outages in Haiti and variability in internet speed, we also developed a 'paper' backup system to support the PCIP.

This helps to minimise the frequency and duration of outages and helps system operators to deliver a reliable electricity distribution network.

In [19], the authors analyzed the outage probability of opportunistic AF orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) relaying over Nakagami-m fading channel and presented a closed-form outage probability of the proposed system at high signal-to-noise (SNR) regime.

"Compared to the frequency of widespread power outages due to trees falling on above-ground power lines during snowstorms or hurricane-force winds from storms such as the recent [Hurricane] Sandy, it's a very low order of probability event".