Sentence examples for energy consequences from inspiring English sources

Energy savings have also offset eighty-one per cent of the energy consequences of U.S. economic growth since 1975, and effectively "fuel" half of today's G.D.P.

These issues are all addressed in the book Bottled and Sold: The Story Behind Our Obsession with Bottled Water, along with the serious environmental and energy consequences of our bottled water use.

These shifts in binding energy were consequences of electron withdrawing effect caused by the coordination between Li+ and PS-b-P2VP-b-PEO [40], validating the presence of Li element in the thin film after Li+ ions were loaded.

These two processes are turning Greenland into a store, rather than a reflector, of solar energy, with consequences far beyond the icy wilderness.

Meanwhile, the long-term cost of coal and oil is headed upward as we finally address the environmental, health and energy security consequences that have previously been externalized.

As the deadline draws near for the government to decide whether or not to stick with European targets for renewable energy, the consequences of this government's opposition to a binding goal for 2030 need to be spelled out.

Based on current licensing trends for coal and nuclear plants, this construction isn't happening and there are unknown future energy shortage consequences.

Whether these changes are adaptive physiological mechanisms to conserve energy or consequences of the underlying illness is still a matter of debate [ 5, 11].

With the goal of maintaining Hb ≥ 10 g/dL, patients' anemia symptoms (e.g. fatigue, lack of energy) and consequences of potential allosensitization were considered in the clinical decision to transfuse CKD patients.

Besides the positive effect of cost savings, the reduction of peak energy demand has consequences for the handling time.

It seems implausible that humanity will not alter its energy course as consequences of burning all fossil fuels become clearer.