Sentence examples for electrical output from inspiring English sources

The letters stand for "advanced passive" and the number is the estimated electrical output in megawatts.

Coal, meanwhile, generates half of the nation's electrical output, followed by natural gas and nuclear energy.

Wind power, which has surged in recent years, accounts for less than 2 percent of the nation's electrical output.

That storage capacity grants grid operators more flexibility in accepting the electrical output when it is most needed.

Such devices could significantly increase the electrical output of existing power plants or power the electrical systems of automobiles, replacing alternators and increasing gas mileage.

About half of the $195 million figure is the cost of providing power to replace the electrical output that was lost when the plant shut down.

It can also discriminate between a wide range of pressures and temperatures, and dynamically alters its electrical output in response to changes in both.

Telechron's founder, Henry Warren, the inventor of the electric clock, also designed master clocks to install in power stations around the country to standardize electrical output.

A few years later, he increased the electrical output by stringing together a series of such devices, but he seems never to have pursued the idea much further.

However, a large solar flare in November 2003 reduced the electrical output of the solar arrays and thus the thrust that the engines could provide to Hayabusa.

Frequency linearity is the ability of a microphone to yield an electrical output that is proportional to the amplitude of the sound input over the entire frequency range.