Sentence examples for power unreliability from inspiring English sources
Some relevant potential threats to the statistical conclusion validity of our study could be: low statistical power, unreliability of measures and unreliability of treatment implementation [ 24].
Savajal needed to deal with things that few businesses in rich countries have to worry about: lack of proper roads in villages, irregularity of power supply, unreliability of water sources and devising a system of money transfer.
The four essays in the program break it down thus: the power and unreliability of memory; excerpts from an autobiography of Pinter's widow, Antonia Fraser, on her years with the hot-headed playwright; a psychologist's analysis of monogamy and infidelity; and a brief history of the bohemian life in postwar London that sets the tone and time of the play.
A disadvantage of wind power is its unreliability.
Even though McLaren had introduced the new Steve Nichols designed MP4/3 after three seasons with the MP4/2 model (Barnard had departed for Ferrari), the TAG engines were not the force they had been previously, lagging behind in power and with unreliability previously unseen.
The challenge of keeping vaccines cold at health posts given the unreliability of power sources in many low- and middle-income countries and the expense and maintenance requirements of solar refrigerators has motivated the development of passive cold storage devices (PCDs), containers that keep vaccines cold without using an active energy source.
Even the unreliability is unreliable.
Double unreliability — or unreliable unreliability — is rarer, and more interesting, because it asks much more of the reader.
They will always have to be backed up by conventional power stations because of their unreliability.
However, network unreliability and high power consumption have limited their applicability.
Microgrids with a variety of power generation sources tackle the unreliability issue by combining renewable energy sources with controllable fuel-based generation.
