Sentence examples for devising energy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney met with Kenneth L. Lay, who resigned this week as Enron's chairman, while he was devising energy policy last spring and Enron executives met with Mr. Cheney's staff four times.

This is particularly useful for devising energy saving mechanisms and policies for existing and new protocols.

Nonetheless, devising energy auditing methods that can easily detect condensation problems in building environments is still an open research area.

Further this model will help in devising energy saving mechanisms/policies based on the energy consumption behavior and decomposition of energy.

There has been a general consensus within the research community that it is of critical importance to jointly optimize protocol sublayers in order to devise energy-efficient, cost-effective, and reliable communication strategies for WSNs.

Also attending were Lawrence B. Lindsey, the president's top economic adviser, Andrew Lundquist, the executive director of Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force, and others involved in devising the energy plan.

In the past few months, Mr. Bush has been criticized for his stance on the environment and for devising an energy policy that some view as too favorable to the oil, gas and nuclear industries.

Between the recently announced target and expected future electricity price increases, modeling this cost will aid policymakers in devising suitable energy policies that minimize costs to society.

However, devising an energy-efficient, cost-effective, and reliable communication strategy for WSNs requires tight collaboration of all of the sublayers, which introduces new technical challenges in the areas of data, network and power management.

The devise avoids energy loss during the two to-and-fro energy conversion processes between wind force and electrical energy.

In interviews on the ABC program "This Week" and "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Cheney said that it was the right of the president and vice president to keep secret meetings like those that Mr. Cheney and his energy task force had over the last year with Enron executives as the administration devised its energy policy.