Sentence examples for developments of electricity from inspiring English sources
The "Telegraph" publishes an account of an interview which its New York correspondent had on Monday with Mr. Edison regarding the probable future developments of electricity for locomotive, domestic, and commercial purposes.
But environmentalists welcomed the move, saying it would protect forests and foster responsible development of electricity generated with biomass materials.
That's akin to a belief that the development of electricity should have given rise to an electricity era in which we all worked for electrical companies making electricity.
In fact, Mr. Jenkins went on to build a collection of several thousand historically significant items relating to the development of electricity and early radios up to the 1920's.
Israel also agreed in principle to allow the development of electricity, sanitation and water projects in Gaza, including the introduction of desalination plants, with the intention of making Gaza "independent of Israeli infrastructure," Mr. Netanyahu said.
Thanks to the development of hydroelectric power at nearby Niagara Falls, it pioneered the development of electricity, and that placed it at the center of the nation's first major environmental struggle: How much water should be diverted from the falls to generate electricity?
Both biological components and CdS undergo photoinduced charge separation which results in a photochemical potential for the development of electricity.
With the development of electricity market mechanism and advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), demand response has become an important alternative solution to improving power system reliability and efficiency.
Yet their manufacture and initial wave of popularity at the turn of the 20th century coincided with the development of electricity as well as the arrival of a new esthetic, Art Nouveau, on this side of the Atlantic.
System dynamics approach was used to simulate long-term development of electricity sector in the region under the existing policy design.
Present trends in the development of electricity systems are expected to generate a growing need for flexibility in decentralised resources, including demand response.
