Sentence examples for protect power from inspiring English sources
The proper management of these wide area disturbances is beyond the scope of most of the existing protection and new, adaptive system integrity protection schemes are needed to protect power system security.
Therefore, it is attractive to explore the opportunity to use wide area information and real time measurements to create protection actions that are designed to protect power system security from wide area disturbances.
The increasing vulnerability of power systems to wide area disturbances and the short time over which these extreme events can cause system collapse may mean that automatic, adaptive actions, like those offered by system integrity protection schemes, may be the only effective means to protect power system security in the future.
He urged the government to implement a list of recommendations, including limiting construction in flood plains and getting utilities to better protect power substations.
A second problem emerged with automatic disconnect systems that are intended to protect power lines, generating stations and transformers from damage, the report said.
To fend off the saboteurs, the British military said it was building up its forces to protect power lines and electricity contractors.
Suggesting the existence of an obligation, on those responsible for ordering, to have an organized plan of evacuation/forced displacement and to provide that plan to a third party (e.g. the protecting power) concerned with the protection of civilians.
The warning stated that the United States cannot provide protection or routine consular services to its citizens (the Swiss government serves as protecting power for United States interests in Iran).
There are no formal campaigns, and candidates aren't declared — the system protects power instead of encouraging political battles.
"And the first institution he must have control of is the military, which is key to protecting power".
The other alternative to protecting power lines is burying them, an expensive and tedious undertaking, experts said.
