Sentence examples for battery storing from inspiring English sources

Pentadyne's clean-energy, high-speed carbon fibre flywheel system works like a dynamic battery, storing energy kinetically by spinning a mass about an axis.

But a magnesium atom would carry two electrons, so a battery storing a given amount of energy could be nearly halved in size and weight.

Similarly, algorithms that run on recent standard laptops with a RGBD camera might not operate for more than half a day, the sensor alone consuming at best 2.5 W and a smartphone battery storing less than 12 Wh.

If it's a battery storing a lot of electricity and a big plug that allows moving power back and forth quickly, then it's valuable," said Willett Kempton, who's been developing the technology, known as V2G (vehicle to grid), for more than a decade.

Walter Benjamin describes this conservation of idleness well: "To store time as a battery stores energy: the flâneur".

Each battery stores direct current (DC) electricity at a fixed voltage determined by the panel specifications, although load requirements may differ.

That is because his house is electrified solely by the sun, and the battery stores only enough power for about 10 days.

This represents vehicle emission and diffusion from battery stores.

For scale context, your laptop battery stores about 0.05 kilowatt-hours.

A fully charged battery stores 56 kWh of electric energy (the Volt's battery stores 16 kWh).

PC4 depicts heavy positively loaded by vehicle emission and diffusion from battery stores (Zn, Pb).