Sentence examples for creating a led from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy recently commended Philips Lighting for creating a LED bulb that would last more than 20 years – an innovative design with the potential to save Americans a combined $3.9 billion in annual energy costs and reduce U.S. carbon emissions by 20 million metric tons.

Those in front of me used theirs to create a Led Zeppelin-like drum solo.

Having conceded that the Internet was largely an American venture, the older continent now finds that its peoples' enthusiasm for blathering on mobile telephones is creating a lead in what could become the next exciting area of change.

We then applied the coefficient vector to the corresponding variables at the tax parcel level, creating a lead exposure risk index value for each residential tax parcel unit in each of the 18 counties, as the data permitted.

The purpose of advertising is to create a "lead" (person with interest in karate); the purpose of creating a lead is to "convert" that person into a "prospect" (someone who's very interested and is ready and looking for karate).

But Paul took it upon himself to create a lead that would become insurmountable.

In 1807 the U.S. Congress created a lead-mining district, and the area soon became an active mining centre.

"I mean, what year is this already?" But he admits that a powerful motivation for making the movie was to create a lead role for himself.

In this race, it meant a slow start that created a lead pack that was 17 deep at the halfway mark.

We waited for the ice to open up: if the wind direction changed for even a few hours, it could create a lead through the ice.

In this race, it meant a very slow start that created a lead pack that was 17 men deep at the halfway mark.