The phrase "driven energy" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to enthusiasm, ambition, or determination for a particular purpose which leads to successful results. For example, "He was driven by an energy and determination to succeed, working hard to achieve his dream."
Though the economic crisis has driven energy costs down, the Energy Star rating still signifies a marked saving in utility spending.
This sonic wave driven energy harvester produces higher output performance compared to dense PVDF based nanogenerators due to the effective nanoporous structure.
The resolution of NFP depending on the diameter of the nanotube-injector and the mass flow rate of it can be modulated by external electrical driven energy.
A new vibration driven energy harvesting device with an additional synchronized switching interface for optimizing the power transfer from the energy harvester to a storage element is presented.
This paper presents a new vibration driven energy harvesting device with an additional synchronized switching interface for optimizing the power transfer from the energy harvester to a storage element.
While the debate continues over how best to tackle rising energy costs, insecurity of supply, and the obvious downsides of a carbon driven energy sector, it has become increasingly apparent that what is needed is a broad mix of both top-down and bottom-up initiatives.
They don't actively monitor and drive energy reduction.
Climate change legislation: "Designed precisely to drive energy costs through the roof".
"We have an opportunity to create jobs and drive energy costs down".
"Policies are not enough to drive energy efficiency and climate change initiatives," she says.
Carbon regulation "threatens to drive energy prices higher, destroy jobs and hamstring our economic recovery," he said.
