Sentence examples for clean edge from inspiring English sources
And you will have a bottle with a clean edge at the opening every time.
Yet lately some buried self has been dreaming of ice, of running a finger down its hard, clean edge.
A base bed of watercress and rocket, or even sizeable chunks of super-fresh, salted little gem, and a few ribbons of grilled courgette – or plain cucumber if you prefer – add a very necessary "clean" edge to the plate.
The yellow overcast was removed by filtration in the optical process, with the result being a clean edge around the ships.
Back in 2000, when I cofounded Clean Edge, most people I spoke with didn't yet understand, or in tech parlance "grok," the clean-tech wave to come.
Described by Turner as "colorful" and "crisp" and by Torres as "cartoony" and "clean", Edge likened the game's aesthetic to Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog series: "Every surface is bright and solid and shiny, every aspect impeccably presented".
"I don't think there is any question that the scaling issue is possible," says Ron Pernick, co-founder of Clean Edge, a San Francisco firm that tracks clean energy investments.
Ron Pernick, managing director of Clean Edge, a US-based clean tech research and advisory company, says: "Innovations in visualising energy efficiency, paired with big data, are already having a significant impact on energy usage.
To get a better sense of what "clean tech" is and isn't, Forbes.com spoke with Ron Pernick, the founder of Clean Edge research firm and co-author of The Clean Tech Revolution.
According to an October 2009 report by Clean Edge, a West Coast research group, clean tech has benefited greatly from infusions of federal government stimulus money, state activity, venture capital investment and moves by traditional industrial corporations and utilities to improve their efficiency, cut pollution and bolster renewable energy.
Clean Edge suggests that the commercialization of clean energy will help countries around the world deal with the current economic malaise.
