Sentence examples for a marine source from inspiring English sources

Last year it launched a £3.5m plan with Good Energy to provide clean energy to 43 historic properties, beginning with five pilot projects involving a marine source heat pump, two biomass boilers and two hydropower turbines.

Jones and his team managed to reduce that by 40% with better boilers and insulation, but now they hope to install a marine source heat pump which could reduce costs by £65,000 a year.

In fact they relate with a marine source.

The computations conducted on the chemical dataset show that the rainwater composition is controlled by four major factors: (1) a mixed source of anthropogenic pollution and crustal material; (2) a marine source; (3) an urban source; (4) an acid source.

Hutton's classification describes it as a marine source oil shale.

Another unique prophage designated as SE OLF-10012 was found in the isolate obtained from a marine source (SE 9) and an intact copy of this prophage has not previously been reported in SE although as much as 7.6kb of the 43 kb prophage (17%) matched sequences annotated as prophage proteins in the SE reference P125109 strain [ 23].

To highlight the potential, the National Trust has installed a 300kW marine source heat pump in its 18th century country house Plas Newydd on Anglesey.

As all the secondary photosynthetic organisms investigated as well as most green and red algae are marine organisms, it is intriguing to consider an authentic marine source of monolignols or lignin.

In conclusion, the gold nanoparticle was synthesized using the algae extract of T. conoides as this seaweed is an easily available marine source.

All non-exposed controls (ambient seawater and invertebrates) tested negative for microcystin throughout the study (data not shown), which is consistent with a proposed freshwater (not marine) source of cyanotoxin exposure for sea otters.

The δ13CPDB values are largely but slightly negative and restricted near 0‰ (14 out of 17 are between − 3.0‰ and 1‰ mean value − 1.2‰; Table 3) which may indicate a major contribution from a marine carbon source (Keith and Weber 1964) and minor from other sources.