Sentence examples for provision of generation from inspiring English sources

3) Each MG can operate autonomously when there is no deficit in supply and has the provision of generation curtailment during supply surplus.

Alstom SA engages in the provision of power generation, power transmission and rail infrastructure.

Presumably, a similar situation exists in IO countries that have even less budgetary provision for generation of taxonomist positions, or for support of full-time taxonomic research.

The universal adoption of the Internet and the emerging web services technologies constitutes the infrastructure that enables the provision of a new generation of e-services and applications.

The Asia-Pacific region is poised to become a world leader in the provision of this new generation of therapeutic options in a safe and standardised manner.

We thank Clive Rosenthal for comments and Rhodri Cusack for provision of the stimulus generation program.

The provision of factual information about generation cost and emissions significantly changed support ratings, particularly when cost information was provided.

Similar phenomenon have been observed in terms of recognition of gender and marginalized people in planning, equitable provision of income and employment generation, peoples' participation in planning and polices for ensuring equitable access to infrastructure services.

The paper presents a framework for the acquisition, aggregation and analysis of product use information as well as for the generation and provision of knowledge for the development of improved product generations.

Much public health literature still assumes a default model of a 'healthcare system' bounded by a nation state which to varying degrees takes responsibility for the four essential functions of service provision, resource generation, financing and stewardship [ 2], but there is increasing awareness that globalisation processes are shaping local health systems in important ways [ 3].

Coresidence symbolizes provision of familial support across generations.