Sentence examples for creating hydro from inspiring English sources
Dr. Bugliarello is credited with creating Hydro, a computer language for hydrology and hydraulic engineering; founding and serving as co-editor of the journal Technology in Society; and creating at Polytechnic the first American graduate program in financial engineering.
They will be used to hold water pumped from a nearby lake using spare energy, in order to create hydro power during periods of high demand.
At any point in this journey, especially if there's any downhill motion involved, you can install a turbine and use that water to create hydro power.
It pumps out oil and gas; fells trees; dams rivers to create hydro-power; grows wheat on the vast plains of Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan; and harvests salmon and other fish from the oceans.
The school is even experimenting with different methods of renewable energy including methane-extraction from the compost-toilets and a large water vortex that creates hydro-electric power without the environmental devastation that comes with building a dam.
The Quebec government created Hydro-Québec on April 14 , 1944 which eventually (in 1962) nationalized all electricity generation and distribution in Québec.
The group is now trading timber, and in October they'll start work to harness the burn which runs through the forest, creating enough hydro power to allow the forest to become financially self-supporting.
She revived the Sequoyah High School, created a hydro-electric dam and established federal small business development grants which engendered self-empowerment.
Hence, the prospect of creating a combined wind-hydro energy station is found to be a vital issue.
Until a couple of years back, there was minimal financial enthusiasm for creating power from scaled down hydro plants in Ghana, as an overabundance of inexpensive power from the hydro power facilities at Akosombo and Kpong was accessible.
However, in spite of the many CFD models created for other hydro equipments, only a few models have been created to simulate and assess paddle wheels.
