Sentence examples for prevent cascading from inspiring English sources

They stepped in to prevent cascading failures in the banking system.

Safe failure may mean building self-regulating systems that can isolate a malfunction and prevent cascading disruptions and eventual collapse, while avoiding over-reliance on a single piece of protective infrastructure, such as a levee.

The letter also called on electric companies to ensure that operators know not only that they have the authority to intentionally black out some customers in emergencies, but also that they are "expected to exercise that authority to prevent cascading".

In order to avoid future system blackouts, it is necessary to have reliable real-time grid data and coordinated automated controls available to be able to take immediate action against system events to prevent cascading [10].

Although no single factor was responsible for these blackouts and weak grid structures as well as lack of coordination of system management and operation were key causes of failing to prevent cascading outages, this paper focuses on aspects which are closely related to stability technology for prevention and control of cascading outages.

The main focus of the concept [16, 17] is the integration between the protection and control, particularly at the wide-area or regional level, aimed to provide a number of benefits to the future protection and control system, e.g., the potential to merge the three lines of defence system and on-line self-healing decision making, in order to prevent cascading tripping of large area power network.

Although communication infrastructure and remote controls play important roles in increasing efficiency and reliability of islanded systems, localized control and operation in an autonomous fashion can prevent cascaded failures and wide-spread power quality issues.

This breaks the system into small clusters and prevents cascading failures.

The report said further that if the company had understood what was happening, it could have quickly shed a small amount of its load in the Cleveland area and thus prevented cascading failures elsewhere.

This prevents cascading failures and at the same time provides fallback options, which improves the system's overall resiliency.

All results found in this paper offer promising perspectives to design redundant systems for preventing cascading failures.