Sentence examples for redirect power from inspiring English sources
It requires only a computer keystroke to redirect power produced in New York to the Midwest.
In these circumstances a smart European grid would redirect power back towards the British Isles.
But when it comes to innovation, as with every domain, we often find clever ideas and products bubbling up more rapidly from smaller companies like the private (and small only by GE standards) S&C which makes, amongst much else, a smart switch for local distribution to redirect power flow.
Affordable Space Adventures is a devious title where you (or ideally you and two friends armed with Wiimotes) pilot a malfunctioning ship around an alien planet, using the GamePad to redirect power to its stuttering innards.
We have used engineered M6 motors to test and refine the "redirected power stroke" model for end directionality and to explore poorly understood structural requirements for processive stepping.
At 2 02 p.m., a brush fire caused a major line in southwest Ohio to fail, redirecting power loads onto other lines, and once again increasing the need for reactive power.
Crews redirected power from cables on the outbound side, but by the time service had begun in the morning, they realized that there were additional cables that needed to be disconnected to ensure the safety of workers, the agency said.
This redirected power needed by other essential components, interrupting the maneuver and threatening to put the spacecraft into a semicomatose "fail-safe" mode that could have taken ground controllers weeks to undo.
Horizon Power temporarily redirected power supply in the towns of Marble Bar and Nullagine from solar power stations to diesel generator stations.
Society is always in flux, and the designer can't predict how various political, social, and economic systems will come to blunt, augment, or redirect the power of the tool that is being designed.
Her game is reactive but imaginative, using her opponent's pace but also using her strength, especially in her legs, to redirect the power and make it her own.
