Príklady outage

• The city soon experienced scattered power outages as a result of unprecedented electrical use.

• What you hear are power outages, shortage of water, armed robbery and other evils.

• Firms would prefer to run their private plants during entire durations of power outages, but many cannot do so because of the high cost of operating the plants.

• The total outage, as it is called, which is the downtime of the computer since it was installed, is only four and a half hours.

• This will either require an extension to the current outage, or a separate outage later in the year.

• There were planned outages for statutory inspections in those years.

• Another example that she gave was the persistent failure to restore supplies after predictable power outages in winter.

• The risk of an outage is very great indeed.

• The likelihood of breakdowns and outages grows with the geographical complexity of the network.

• As well as being environmentally friendly, it reduces transmission costs and minimises the impact of outages in the main grids.

• Network and information systems must have effective protection against any kind of intrusion and outages, including attacks carried out by people.

• We have never had a full and candid account of the outages; that is to say periods when the nuclear power stations have been derated or closed down.

• Certificates that are not renewed and replaced before they expire can cause serious downtime and outages.

• Most downtime is caused by power failures in the electric grid rather than in telecommunications networks with outages being rare and fixed within hours.

• Wind gusts exceeding 50mph km/h, combined with the saturated ground, brought down many trees and triggered severe power outages in the area.