Sentence examples for reducing reliability from inspiring English sources

Renewable energy can form a larger portion of electricity supplies without reducing reliability, Mr. Sergel said, but not without investments in transmission.

If they are genuinely to be so, they will need to design a much better electricity system that rewards low-carbon energy without reducing reliability and imposing undue and unnecessary costs.

Scarce experimental data and multiple approaches for estimating parameter G introduce uncertainty, reducing reliability of overland water flow and microbial transport models.

In most cases, time and resource limitations permit evaluation of only few of the EPHMS, thereby reducing reliability of predictions of numerical models.

The big goal has been to reduce the cost of delivery, which isn't a bad thing because it eventually can lower costs to consumers, but they've done this to the point of reducing reliability and at the expense of other features.

Moreover, the HT-ELC designs achieve at least 70% improvement over the existing hotspot targeted heat sinks in terms of normalized chip temperature non-uniformity, without the need for any additional system level complexity, reducing reliability risks.

- Increase in blockages of pipes and reduced reliability (WW) - Reduced reliability (DW) - Change in failure rates (DW) Increased sedimentation and particle runoff to water sources (DW).

- Sedimentation problems in pipes (DW) Drought which causes ground movement due to lowered groundwater table - Increase in blockages of pipes and reduced reliability (WW) - Reduced reliability (DW) - Change in failure rates (DW) 2. Demographics Population change a.

Today's Internet phone service means other trade-offs: savings and flexibility for reduced reliability and erratic audio quality.

It warned that the closings would "significantly impact customers and the overall U.S. economy as a result of higher costs for electricity and reduced reliability".

In handing down its initial 30 percent rating in 2008, the agency did not dispute Mr. Rodriguez's description of his condition, but wrote that "to assign a greater evaluation, there must be reduced reliability and productivity".