Sentence examples for redundant power from inspiring English sources

Servers must have redundant power supplies.

Aside from its test drives and simulations, Google has encircled its software with firewalls, backup systems, and redundant power supplies.

The report noted that, unlike most aircraft, the Reaper lacked a backup, or redundant, power supply system.

That facility, the New York Internet Company (NYIC), provides a high security, high-uptime data infrastructure, including multiple redundant power supplies and internet access.

The buildings were designed to generate lower environmental impacts, but not to respond to the impacts of the environment" — for example, by having redundant power systems.

He showed electronic systems with redundant power controls and actuators for controlling the car's steering and breaking systems, which continue to work even if the power and control systems fail.

The last thing we need is more characters, with increasingly redundant powers, to keep track of.

As technology makes face-to-face meeting and eating increasingly redundant, the power lunch of yore has lost its appetite appeal.

Unlike British distributors, California's utilities are burdened with the cost of "stranded assets"—redundant, expensive power stations which once seemed sensible investments.

The introduction of multi-carrier energy storages makes it possible to transform the redundant wind power generation into natural gas or heat and stored in different carriers, and in this way the total storage capacity is increased for accommodating renewable energy generation output.

The last fundamental innovation on the scale of Google was in 1992 when United Parcel Service committed $100 million to build what became the first Tier IV data center when there was not a single piece of IT hardware available with redundant dual-power inputs that could utilize the new concept.