Sentence examples for building transmissions from inspiring English sources

The company's motivation was not winning races, but building transmissions appropriate for use in Europe, where automatic transmissions have been slow to gain acceptance because of cost and concerns about fuel economy.

And of course there are the costs of reinforcing the grid, such as building transmission lines to wind farms.

During Perry's tenure, Texas promoted wind energy by building transmission lines, which are far cheaper than gas pipelines.

In the second experiment, the results revealed an underestimation of the building transmission heat losses.

Mr. Guiles of Sampra Energy said the greatest obstacle in Southern California to building transmission lines was not money but winning regulatory approval for the towers.

Texas and California have recently made some progress in building transmission lines for wind power, but nationally, the problem seems likely to get worse.

His part of the project would cost less than $2 billion, but other companies would have to spend substantial sums building transmission lines.

Webber pointed out that Trump has described a plan to rebuild the national infrastructure, and Perry has experience building transmission lines and other renewable energy infrastructure.

The cost of building transmission lines to connect new power plants to the grid ought to be covered the way we cover it in the Northeast, by folding it into the price of the power that the lines deliver.

By building transmission lines, it's possible to transport power from areas where it's sunny and windy as the areas vary from hour-to-hour or season-to-season to areaseason-to-season to.

There are plans for reinforcing the distribution system by building transmission lines in either existing areas or new locations, such as the relatively pristine Central Highlands.