Sentence examples for backup electric from inspiring English sources
Indian Point's multiple backup electric generators are protected from extreme flooding or sit at very high elevations.
The G.S.A. also kept the original red brick fire station, which it converted into a backup electric power plant.
And as the automakers explore recycling options, they're looking into new opportunities for those still-useful batteries as backup electric power for utilities and homes.
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Specifically, the design includes (i) a hydrogen gas detection system, (ii) hazardous location electrical service, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, lighting, and compressed air systems, and (iii) emergency backup electric power system with alarms/monitors/security cameras for the hydrogen R&D facility.
In November, the company hooked the grid up to the car, and Kempton's team's electric car became the first car in the world to earn its keep as a backup electric power source.
Both types of life support systems are being demonstrated — self regenerative life based ones and technical ones as a backup (solar electric splitting of water and chemical absorption of respiratory CO2).
In addition, Indian Point has completed reviews of its severe weather and earthquake protections, has in recent years added backup cooling and electric power capabilities and is cooperating with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
"It's actually a whole ecosystem of facilities: intelligent buildings, air conditioning and electric backup," says Koomaren Chetty, CEO of Business Parks of Mauritius (BPML), the company founded by the government to create and run Cybercity.
The Prius, which has a 1.5-liter engine, goes from 0 to 60 in a little over 12 seconds, compared with about 10 seconds for a Toyota Echo, which also has a 1.5-liter engine (but no electric backup).
The remainder of heating needs are provided by the backup heating systems (electric, natural gas, or oil).
