Sentence examples for drop power from inspiring English sources
Last week Sarah Lerfel, the influential owner of Colette in Paris, announced that she would drop "power brands" like Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Miu Miu for spring 2003, and concentrate on lines from designers less widely recognized.
Therefore, in this study, using analytical solution of the pressure drop for two groups of fin heights (10, 15 and 20 mm in the dry and 5, 10 and 15 mm in the wet channel), the variations in pressure drop, power consumption and wet-bulb effectiveness of an indirect evaporative cooler are evaluated.
The measured parameters are, the temperature of the upper and the lower surfaces of the PV panels, air temperature along the collector, air flow rate, pressure drop, power produced by solar cell, and climate conditions such as wind speed, solar radiation and ambient temperature.
For sheer name-dropping power, few publications can compete with Angus McIndoe's Little Red Book.
The film of the silver giant floating in the sky, then suddenly catching fire and crumpling to the ground, and the emotional recorded dispatch from the scene of the radio reporter Herbert Morrison — "Oh, the humanity!"— retains a jaw-dropping power.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Requirement for tolerance of voltage drops (power output > 1.5 MW) [8] Open image in new window Fig. 5 Requirement for reactive power supply during voltage drops (power output > 1.5 MW) [8].
The highest pressure drop and power requirement were obtained from wheat conveying, while the lower pressure drop and power requirement were on sunflower.
That means manufacturers will be able to squeeze every possible drop of power and efficiency out of very small engines.
Still, his drop in power has been significant, which may be why Torre replaced him with Shelley Duncan each time this week.
One of Long's primary concerns was that Granderson would associate his new shortened swing with a drop in power, sacrificing home runs for consistency.
But the Flatiron steel was connected with air-powered tools, which could operate off one or two central compressors with little drop in power over distance.
