Sentence examples for electricity reflects from inspiring English sources

It is corrosion-resistant, is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity, reflects both light and radiant heat, is nonmagnetic, does not readily absorb neutrons, can be safely used with foods and medicines, and can be formed by all known metalworking processes.

Both Trumbull's stark, straightforward portrait of his parents and Charles Willson Peale's "Benjamin Franklin," a portrait that includes references to Franklin's writings and his discovery of electricity, reflect American values.

The governor's aides say that the average price of electricity reflected in those contracts, which make up the lion's share of the state's needs over the next decade and beyond, is about seven cents per kw-hour.

An arc of blue electricity reflected off the smirking face of the pill-pusher.

A second photonic crystal mounted on the face of the PV diode lets through heat at wave- lengths that the diode can convert into electricity and reflects the rest back to the tungsten photonic crystal, where it is reabsorbed and reemitted.

Volvox Théatron, their newly formed artist group, will present "Desk Theories II" with the minimum use of electricity that reflects this atomic age.

The increase in electricity trade reflects that climate effects differ between the Nordic countries and continental Europe.

The combination of factors draining the city of electricity is reflected in a separate set of figures that gauge the electricity on the so-called "Baghdad ring" of power lines.

The field's 24,000 mirrors can produce five megawatts of electricity by reflecting solar radiation to tower-based water boilers that drive turbines.

He said the report indicated governments and regulators "need to think differently about how we run a decarbonising electricity system, reflecting the significant differences between using conventional thermal generation compared to a mix with higher levels of intermittent renewables".

A more equitable distribution of RET costs and benefits could be achieved by reviewing the scope and extent of industry exemptions and ensuring that methodologies to estimate wholesale price components in regulated electricity tariffs reflect more closely actual market conditions.