Sentence examples for efficiently power from inspiring English sources
In the past two years, Entergy has started the slow and expensive process of transferring some of the older, colder fuel rods — no longer potent enough to efficiently power the reactor, but still hazardous for millennia — into dry casks.
He said Energy Future's earnings had increased since the takeover and the company could be worth a lot more if gas prices and "heat rates" -- a measure of how efficiently power plants are operating -- increased.
This redundancy permits choosing a correct set of generators to efficiently power and support large dynamic loads.
No single motor system can efficiently power organisms over the wide range of speeds and acceleration rates typical of fishes, which necessitates performance range fractionation with motor-effector ''gears'' or gaits.
Our work provides an effective, universal and practical strategy for efficiently power management of TENG from theoretical derivation and experimental validation, which is promising to serve as a standard PM module for TENG as well as to guide its design.
Expansion of electricity access has been long awaited, and today it is possible to advance it further along with emerging energy management technology to efficiently power mobile phone coverage.
Interconnecting grids internationally would permit the generation and transfer of electricity at least possible cost, which would not only ensure efficient utilization of natural resources, but also access to tapping efficiently generated power across international boundaries.
More and better wires can efficiently ship power across the country, reducing the threat of local blackouts or outages.
That's why today's nuclear plants are such bargains, having been efficiently producing power for decades after the big initial investment.
With few bells and whistles, the BoostBloc backup batteries get the job done efficiently, providing power and peace of mind in situations where outlets are lacking.
Its goal is to more efficiently manage power supply and demand through instantaneous data collection on electricity generation and usage, incentive pricing and other methods.
