Sentence examples for prevent outages from inspiring English sources
A Philippine electric company has urged customers to turn off appliances to help prevent outages that have recently plagued his province so people can watch the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather.
To prevent outages and blocks, companies need to understand local market drivers and conditions to reach across these boundaries and create a truly global marketplace.
That could help prevent outages and make WhatsApp work even faster, even if it doesn't get slapped with a Facebook logo or any other design changes.
While this reduces beamforming gain for a user connected to the interfering FBS, if used intelligently, it may prevent outages at neighboring femtocells with minimum performance degradation of the own users of the interfering FBS.
Five TV stations are screening the bout for free and the power surge across the nation, as Filipinos tune in to watch their hero, is expected to be so strong that an electric company has urged customers to turn off major appliances to help prevent outages.
Using digital intelligence and smart technologies to improve the current grid systems could prevent outages and faults, restore outages faster, and help manage demands.
It is worth noting that although adaptive transmission bandwidth is necessary to prevent outage, it could yield a higher inhomogeneity within the cell as cell-center UEs are also scheduled on the resources left by power-limited UEs.
In particular, cell edge UEs usually experience low received SNR values at the access node and they can easily be driven into power limitation, which implies a limited resource allocation to prevent outage (see Section 2.3).
The outage occurred due to a system maintenance procedure which, ironically, had been planned to prevent future outages.
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.
"We're ready, but there's no way to prevent widespread outages in the wake of a devastating storm".
