Sentence examples for power grid infrastructure from inspiring English sources
"Such events act as a wake-up call as to how our modern western lifestyles are utterly dependent on space technology and national power grid infrastructure".
In general, rock is not very conductive, which is why the currents from solar storms often flow through the metals of power grid infrastructure to complete their circuit.
With the new generating capacity, the power grid infrastructure also needs to be improved for stable transmission and distribution.
The quick and automated detection of SSCs is therefore of great interest for those involved in monitoring and maintaining power grid infrastructure (see, e.g., Joselyn 1985; Molinski 2002).
At the same time, wind resource development in the east will take advantage of a good power grid infrastructure and a high potential wind power consumption capacity.
Energy storage systems (ESS) are becoming one of the most important components that noticeably change overall system performance in various applications, ranging from the power grid infrastructure to electric vehicles (EV) and portable electronics.
The increasing availability of distributed renewable energy sources such as photo-voltaic (PV) panels has introduced new requirements for innovative power grid infrastructures.
An analysis of both contemporary and historic storm data and records indicates dBh/dt impulsive disturbances larger than 2000 nT/min have been observed at latitudes of concern for power grid infrastructures.
In this paper, we present a survey of the most relevant scientific studies investigating the properties of different Power Grids infrastructures using Complex Network Analysis techniques and methodologies.
As part of the expansion, officials said the Pentagon was planning three different forces under Cyber Command: "national mission forces" to protect computer systems that support the nation's power grid and critical infrastructure; "combat mission forces" to plan and execute attacks on adversaries; and "cyber protection forces" to secure the Pentagon's computer systems.
With last summer's blackout in the Northeast, and terrorist threats against the power grid and other infrastructure still fresh in the mind, the average consumer can now buy the same portable solar power backup systems for emergency situations.
