Sentence examples for emerging wind from inspiring English sources
"Part of our strategy is growing profitably in both mature and emerging wind energy markets," he says.
The case study is the French power system, whose characteristics rely on high rates of nuclear power and a strong emerging wind energy market.
This paper presents a review of existing and emerging wind power technologies in light of the evident trends of the industry, and describes the challenges these technologies will face if wind turbines were to become a significant and reliable source of clean energy of the future.
Federal support for emerging wind and solar power industries has been far less generous than it was for the nuclear and fossil energy industries.
In an extraordinary letter to Alex Salmond, which also signalled the end of the pair's previously cosy relationship, the billionaire declared open warfare on the nation's emerging wind-power industry.
Heavy industry in Scotland received a boost from the emerging wind-energy sector in the early 21st century, and the manufacture and installation of onshore and offshore turbines accounted for thousands of jobs.
As high-rise structures are constantly emerging worldwide, wind effects on wind-sensitive structures are correspondingly getting increasing concerns, especially in tropic cyclone prone areas.
Recent developments in techniques and approaches, loosely denoted as tools, emerging in wind engineering are reviewed.
The emerging offshore wind sector is however unlike the Oil & Gas industry in that structures are unmanned, fabricated in much larger volumes and the commercial reality is that the sector has to proactively take measures to further reduce CAPEX and OPEX.
Globally, it emerged that wind power had expanded by around 20% in 2012 and several countries, notably Spain and Germany, set new records for how much wind power they generated.
A significant main effect also emerged for wind speed, F 2, 30) = 176, p <.001, ηp =.92 (for all significant post-hoc comparisons, see Appendix Table 3).
