Sentence examples for by wattage from inspiring English sources

Price wars in the industry eroded overall revenue, even as the volume, measured by wattage of solar module shipments, continued to increase.

Spain, blinded by visions of a solar future, subsidised the industry so lavishly that in 2008 the country accounted for two-fifths of the world's new solar-power installations by wattage.

Amps are rated by wattage rather than physical size (although high-wattage amps do tend to be physically larger).

In New York, parties are not celebrations but competitive events to be judged not only by venue and expense, but by celebrity wattage and the size of the paparazzi mob waiting wolfishly on the doorstep.

It helps that she is stylish and by all accounts funny, blunt and undazzled by star wattage.

The shadows are only broken by low wattage, institutional-style pendant lights.

But if this performance was indicative, specificity has been replaced by sonic wattage.

Still, industry executives say that consumers need to get away from the idea that bulbs should be cheap, disposable and assessed by their wattage.

The other reason to keep Ford out is that early and mid-period Spielberg is staunchly undazzled by the wattage of major stars.

Rather than spend $50 billion on a new national electric grid, as suggested by Roger Anderson ("Wattage Where It's Needed," Op-Ed, June 6), and countless billions more on fossil-fuel and nuclear generating plants, as suggested by the Bush-Cheney energy policy, why not spend the money on sources that generate power where it is really is needed: at the point of consumption?

And, as for what transpires between teacher and student, it's mostly at the level of basic human warmth, as generated by the wattage of the stars; the professor's arch, Algonquinizing verbal mannerisms in moments of stress ought to have suggested journeys into worlds unexplored by the retired Navy man, but they're also left uncharted by the movie.