Sentence examples for commendable power from inspiring English sources
Our suggested Si@G 10% CE demonstrates commendable power conversion efficiency of 6.42% compared to 7.32% with expensive platinum (Pt) based Qs-DSSC.
This issue was actually recognised quite soon after the creation of the name Brontosaurus and so actually the persistence of the 'thunder lizard' is down to a commendable staying power in the public consciousness, despite its rejection by palaeontologists.
In addition, electropolymerized PANi shows lower charge transfer than that of Pt (0.94 ohm cm2) as well as an over 7% improvement in open circuit voltage at commendable overall power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 3.81%.
While so many aspects of the green movement — farmers' markets, composting, gray water, solar power — represent commendable efforts to improve life within a community, there's a competing spirit of naturalism mixed with separatism afoot.
But as they neck shots, flick plectrums into the crowd and yell "thank you so much" after pretty much every song, Nickelback are amiable hosts, and there's a commendable leanness, pace and power to this performance.
Chaney said that "the number was fine, just not particularly interesting" and gave it a "C", but Futterman declared that Mercedes "brings a richness and power and commendable Spanish pronunciation to Gloria Estefan's song".
The seriousness with which governments and regulators internationally took their responsibility post-Fukushima in ensuring the safety of operating power plants is commendable.
"It is indeed commendable to speak truth to power, or to stand up for right in the face of wrong.
Ms Magee's willingness to examine the darkest elements of the conflict in a novel that still asserts the redeeming power of love is commendable.
Ms. Koh's tone sounded more beautiful and penetrating here than in the third partita; she offered an interpretation commendable for its depth and communicative power.
His friends call this "Rowan's Obama syndrome": the persistence of a commendable but not very realistic belief in the power of reason to turn your enemies into allies.
