Sentence examples for electricity measure from inspiring English sources

Reactance, in electricity, measure of the opposition that a circuit or a part of a circuit presents to electric current insofar as the current is varying or alternating.

A youth-centered group called New Era Colorado has been phone-banking for the electricity measures for weeks.

Quantity of electricity measured in the potential region between oxygen evolution and RuO2 reduction is the characteristic quantity.

The use of energy in the form of electricity (measured in "barrels of oil equivalent" per year) has risen 75% in the past 30 years.

TGC are financial assets provided for green electricity producers for the amount of green electricity measured and fed into the electricity grid.

But Big Oil and lobbyists for the pollution industry have blocked a national Renewable Electricity Standard, home appliance efficiency measures and climate legislation.

The new head of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee is expected to be Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico, who has introduced a bill that would require regulators to impose price caps on electricity, a measure opposed by the administration.

The cell revolutionized the science of astronomical photoelectric photometry by the use of electricity to measure the brightness of stars by providing a more precise and accurate measurement compared to the visual and photographic methods common at that time.

The electricity was measured at 90 volts.

Converting that into the sort of units electricity is measured in (the IEA provides a converter here you get 2290TWh.

In an article published last year in the American Economic Review, the economists Nicholas Muller, Robert Mendelsohn and William Nordhaus mobilized considerable evidence that air pollution damages from coal-fired electricity generation, measured primarily in terms of health effects like premature mortality, exceeded the value added of the industry in 2002.