Sentence examples for energy capable from inspiring English sources
As envisioned by its Pentagon designers, the weapon would fire bursts of electromagnetic energy capable of causing burning sensations on the skin of people standing as far as 700 yards away -- without actually burning them, officials said.
For one thing, the city has lofty environmental goals, including a requirement that all new homes be "zero energy capable" by 2015, or about 65 percent more energy efficient than homes built since 2006.
He designed a kilometre-long sealed cylinder, to be built primarily of processed lunar materials and powered by solar energy, capable of sustaining a human colony indefinitely at a point in space between the Earth and the Moon.
An optimal solution for local energy demand partly relies on the technologies used to convert to useful energy capable of performing certain tasks.
Storm waves are broken by the reef, and the extreme level of wave energy capable of moving boulders is limited to within 200 m of the reef crest because of the short wavelength of storm waves (Goto et al. 2009).
The fundamental resource is not "low entropy" but free energy, energy capable of doing work, and the correct significance of the second law of thermodynamics is that free energy cannot be recycled fully because real processes are not reversible.
Through his tower, the Overlord can channel magical energies capable of wanton destruction or defense.
Electromotive force is the characteristic of any energy source capable of driving electric charge around a circuit.
The Welsh government will also get control over energy projects capable of generating up to 350MW, giving it power over the controversial construction of onshore wind farms.
In combination with the vehicles' electric motor and other running gear, those reserves of energy are capable of generating 416 horsepower, Tesla claims.
Company officials have also been trying to convince investors and Wall Street analysts that El Paso is a diversified energy company capable of weathering the downturn in the energy markets.
