They even electrolyse the water, so when you go to the loo, there's no soap: instead, flashing red and blue lights whip everything into cleanliness with technology I signally fail to understand.
The drive for fuel cell technology research and development stems from cleanliness of the technology, high chemical to electrical conversion efficiency and versatile applications ranging from large-scale, stand-alone stationary power plant to modular distributed generation systems to advanced mobile auxiliary power units.
Mr. Gupta praised the proposed plant as "an excellent project" so far as technology and cleanliness are concerned.
Tati satirizes the craze for advanced domestic technology and for cleanliness, and the industrial regimentation that results from attempts to satisfy it.
The zero-emission cleanliness of wave and tidal energy technologies is comparable to that of wind, and marine energy is arguably the least aesthetically disruptive method of producing electricity.
Every ride I have had so far has been flawless – the technology, the fares, the cleanliness of the vehicles.
Nevertheless, strengths persist: Japan remains unparalleled for the quality of its service, its superb public transport, advanced technology, safe streets and cleanliness.
The paper also focuses on those technologies which, in terms of cost, cleanliness, reliability and availability, have the potential to compete with conventional energy conversion systems and to reach commercialisation phase before 2015.
Joanna D. Underwood, president of Inform, a New York-based environmental research organization that has also pushed for an end to diesel, added that she believed it also made no sense for cities to begin relying on the still-developing diesel-hybrid technology, at a time when the cleanliness of natural gas buses had already been proved.
The ATP-bioluminescence assay technology is a convenient way to check general cleanliness.
