Sentence examples for electric sites from inspiring English sources

The park has updated electric sites for RV campers as well.

The city lists about 30 public charging locations as a link from its dedicated Drive Electric Web site.

Dixons also said trading at its online electric retail site, PIXmania, "continues to be very challenging".

Public utility commissions might offer ways to partner with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to streamline electric grid siting.

From the Electric Objects site: "Storytelling is essential to nearly every art form.

And though sales soared back to about 2,500 units last month, according to estimates by the electric car site InsideEVs, the Model S still trailed its main competitor, the Nissan LEAF.

Our launch partners include translation-dedicated journal Asymptote Journal, US literary sites Electric Literature, Literary Hub and Blunderbuss Magazine, Canadian site Hazlitt, literary magazines Tin House and Public Books, the Australian journal Kill Your Darlings, and blogs MsAfropolitan, Brittle Paper and Little Library Café.

In contrast generation of electric power at sites remote from the loads served often results in efficiencies of 33% or less due to losses in generation and transmission and distribution of the power to ultimate end users.

Combining with the characteristics of electric power operation site, to improve the on-site operation mode, through the interactive collaboration such as terminal multidimensional exhibition, backstage data fusion, and custom services, the clouds recognition system will provide grid on-site an automatic and intelligent new solution based on AR.

We estimated the inter-site (quasi-) electric tensors between an exemplary (field) site, M23, and the remote reference (base) site, RR (shown as blue rhombs in Fig. 5), using the EMTF code (Eisel and Egbert 2001).

The first presenter was a tall man named Spot Draves, whose presentation concerned his Web site, Electric Sheep, on which abstract images constantly change form, in response to information coming from other people's computers via the Internet.