Sentence examples for energy computer from inspiring English sources

The building energy computer program DOE-2 was used to predict the electricity savings for the 11 year period from 1997 to 2007.

The new methodology combines remote sensing image data with a building energy computer simulation to quantify the current rooftop reflectivity and predict the potential benefits of albedo improvement.

Building energy computer simulation software is a useful tool for achieving sophisticated design and evaluation of the thermal performance of buildings.

In order to assess the drug-likeness profiles of the isolated metabolites, low energy computer models were generated and a number of ADMET-related descriptors calculated, with the view of drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics (DMPK) evaluation.

Object oriented image analysis and geographical information systems are combined with remote sensing image data to quantify the rooftop area available for solar energy applications and a renewable energy computer simulation is included to predict the potential benefits of urban scale photovoltaic system implementation.

"The statistics are staggering, especially for a state that has an economy that is vested in energy, computer technology, and defense — all industries that largely require education beyond a high school diploma," says Joe Ibarra, a field organizer for the National Council of La Raza.

Since the late 1970s, extensive research investments have been made in such high-technology areas as nuclear energy, computers, semiconductors, laser and infrared technology, and satellites.

With a growing base of industry, the state leads in many industries, including agriculture, petrochemicals, energy, computers and electronics, aerospace, and biomedical sciences.

3 Industry analysts have been forecasting "game-changing" advances as a result of nanotechnology in renewable energy, computers, communications, pollution cleanup, agriculture, medicine, and more.

The company's goal was to produce a low-cost, low-energy computer that organizations and the governments of developing nations could buy and distribute in schools.

We told you last month about a new form of low-energy computer chips called PCMOS, which use "probabilistic logic" instead of Boolean.