Sentence examples for additional energy for from inspiring English sources

Thermal energy from the sun is free, but a solar still is expensive to build, requires a large land area, and needs additional energy for pumping water to and from the facility.

This detailed knowledge, in turn, provides deeper insight into the mechanisms by which planets in general cool down, by which their magnetic fields are generated, and by which the separation of lighter elements from heavier ones as planets develop their internal structure releases additional energy for geologic processes and alters crustal compositions.

So, the nodes do not have to waste any additional energy for aforementioned estimation mechanism.

The reactor operates adiabatically and autothermally, requiring no additional energy for operation other than the exothermic heat of reaction.

Besides, the additional energy for absorption and vapor compression (VC) cooling systems will grow quickly in the future.

The resistivity of all samples decreased with increasing temperature, which is attributed to the additional energy for electron hopping between nanographite domains.

The results show that the need for additional energy, corrected for differences in domestic hot water consumption and indoor temperature, is 15 20% higher in the heat pump heated house than in the solar heated house.

HTL promises higher performance than fast pyrolysis and other thermochemical processes because it can work directly with wet biomass (10 20 % total suspended solids) without the need for additional energy expended for evaporative drying, unlike the other thermochemical processes such as pyrolysis.

The battery bank in a "WindFi" system is sized to allow for continuous operation without any additional energy input for Nd days and without the capacity dropping below the maximum discharge depth D% to prolong the battery lifespan.

Then think about the additional energy required for the demolition itself, not to mention for new construction.

Acetate and propionate, which are absorbed and transported to liver and other peripheral organs serving as substrates for gluconeogenesis and lipogenesis, represent an additional energy source for the host.