Sentence examples for energy efficient devices from inspiring English sources
Some 10% of the Department of Health's 450 file servers are being targeted for virtualisation onto a small number of energy efficient devices, as a 'proof of concept' for potential wider use.
Now Mr. Bush is trying to undo the damage, showing up in places like Sequoia National Forest, restoring $300 million in Federal money for energy conservation that Mr. Cheney cut out of the budget, and calling for Americans to use energy efficient devices that Mr. Cheney ignored.
"More than 90% of our houses don't meet the recommendations for insulation and energy efficient devices, such as boilers and washing machines.
Ultimately, the push for smaller, lighter, portable, energy efficient devices has pushed the digital world to lower supply rails.
An effective DSM program introduces the application of energy efficient devices, standard and additional load control equipment, and a two-way communication option.
We believe that theoretical results presented in this research will be useful in the development of novel narrow fluidic energy efficient devices under electrokinetic modulation.
It offers a flexible modular energy efficient device with a high specific surface area.
Walsh et al. [5] also developed a highly energy efficient device that utilizes elastic materials to assist in human ankle extension using the energy stored when the knee is in flexion.
The significant gains achieved in energy consumption, end to end delays and packet loss show that our solution is capable of providing energy efficient device discovery with 78.4% reduction in the overall energy consumption compared to existing solutions.
The initial section describes the background of the GSM radio access technology, highlighting the suitability of an evolved GSM design to support the Cellular IoT (CIoT) core requirements, which includes ubiquitous coverage, ultra-low-device cost, and energy efficient device operation.
The waste of power inspired President Bush to sign an executive order in 2001 instructing federal agencies to buy energy-efficient devices.
