Sentence examples for sites and generators from inspiring English sources

The launchers were located on the far southwestern corner of the island, with the TTR, MTR and various control sites and generators running along the northern side of the airfield.

Fake sites and V-Bucks generators often encourage people to share their links to get more points, which helps expose the scam to more people.

Hu and Cheng (2007) presented a method for determining sites and wind turbine generator pairing.

The reactor sites now have portable pumps and generators, hoses and other equipment, and the industry is planning two centralized depots for similar equipment, an approach that to some extent mirrors the oil industry's preparations for spills, with cooperative regional depots.

Yet the art world here is in an uproar over suggestions from Italy's culture minister, Sandro Bondi, that the country should think of its state museums and archaeological sites as generators of revenue.

This paper formulates and discusses a methodology for the optimal siting of distributed generators and reclosers a security and reliability constrained distribution network can accept.

The urgent need for sustainable buildings calls for the adoption of active building façades that harvest wind and solar energy through on-site wind power generators and solar panels.

The villa that housed the offices looked like a construction site, surrounded by generators and company trucks emblazoned with Almco's motto: "We make the impossible happen".

Two categories accounted for 95percentt of emissions: fuel for on-site generators, transportation and special effects; and the electricity used for sets and offices.

Because of the "high-profile nature" of Fashion Week, city inspectors have visited the site and verified that the generators have mufflers to reduce noise and produce no detectable odors or dense smoke, he added.

Phosphoric acid fuel cells have been proposed and tested on a limited scale for local municipal power stations and for remote-site generators.