Sentence examples for because mains from inspiring English sources

But it is a particularly good idea for an electric car because mains electricity can be used if the car is still plugged in, thus conserving battery power.It is already possible to buy a piece of kit that plugs into a car's engine-management system and sends data to an application on an Apple iPhone.

Many developing countries currently use rainwater as a drinking water source because mains water supplies are not sufficiently developed to serve the entire country or due to ground water contamination [ 2].

"It's a delicate job, because the mains are so large and the drilling is so complex," she said.

But it would cost roughly a billion and a half dollars, because water mains and power conduits would have to be relocated, and the new street constructed in the form of a watertight tunnel, since West Street is on landfill that is above the water table.

While water supply was cut off in an area much wider than the World Trade Center, Charles G. Sturcken, the chief of staff for the city's Department of Environmental Protection, said that extensive closure was required because five mains had to be shut to cut off supply to the center.

Nowadays UPS manufacturers demand batteries with very high specific power and relatively low specific energy, because most mains failures can be defined as "microfailures", usually of the order of seconds.

"That was largely because the water mains were wooden and there was a lot of leakage so they pumped twice as much as they needed back then," Mr. Behrens said.

This is essential not least because if a mains water holding component within that boiler became defective and thus enters the Heating side of the boiler there would be potential for all sorts of problems with floods in the loft area and much more.

It can be hard work getting rid of the rubbish and recycling and I have to be sure that the water tank is full enough for the washing up, because we have no mains water supply.

The Deltalab set-up posed problems, because it included bare mains cables and dated, malfunctioning equipment from the 1960s and 1970s.

We do not normally monitor the mains voltage separately because the drop in voltage when you switch on the television is small.