Sentence examples for classic energy from inspiring English sources

In order to design this plant, we carry out classic energy, exergy and exergo-economic analyses.

This synergy strengthens the role of the classic energy audit by providing a method that not only optimise the energy performance of existing buildings but also achieve a green retrofit of buildings, making buildings, and so future cities, more sustainable.

He praised the animation's "clean bright visual look" and the "classic energy of the comic book style", crediting this to the work of Mike Mignola.

This paper modifies the classic Energy Hub model to present an upgraded model in the smart environment entitling "Smart Energy Hub" and optimizes the operation of a residential customer equipped with combined heat and power (CHP), auxiliary boiler, electricity storage and heating storage in this framework.

Meanwhile, suggestions that really would make a difference - like getting rid of distorting targets and IT-driven bureaucracy, classic energy-gobblers - can't even be admitted, let alone acted on.

Emerging from a more contemporary strain of dance is Mumdance, who has gained huge support for his roof-raising collaborations with MC Novelist and his forward-thinking contribution to the Fabriclive series, thanks to his classic rave energy and effective ambient interludes known as "weightless grime".

Moving beyond the "classic" geothermal energy stage associated with active volcanic areas and specific aquifers whose hydraulic and thermal characteristics are directly and economically exploitable is a new field of geothermal energy known as the Engineered/Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS).

The authors believe that the first step towards a methodology is to create a thorough model of the electrical grid with connecting most suitable existing renewable as well as classic electric energy sources.

Finally to perform between production electricity classic ways, wind energy nd solar energy photovoltaic.

In this classic process of energy storage in the form of internal energy, a mass of liquid is held in an isolated reservoir for a time.

Nobody has told it better than your colleague Frank Niele in his classic book on energy, which should be better known.