Sentence examples for energy pillar from inspiring English sources

At a meditation suddenly a warm energy pillar rose slowly upward from the lower abdomen in the middle of his body.

The proposed model, which is based on a comparative analysis of the best practices of sustainable neighbourhoods in Europe, is formed and structured by "the four pillars of urban sustainability" (Energy pillar and natural resources, Sustainable Transport, Socio-economic balance, and Sustainable urban design elements).

The Japanese government is paying the 22 billion yen, or $226 million, cost of building the first three wind turbines off Fukushima, part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to make renewable energy a pillar of his economic growth program.

The helium bubble density was found to increase with ion energy in pillars, roughly from 8.2% to 48.4%, and to increase with increasing PPI, from 36.4% to 116.2%, and with bubble concentrations up to 9.1 × 1021 m−3.

While much of the industrialised world is embracing biomass energy as a pillar of low-carbon growth, a review of national energy policies in sub-Saharan Africa reveals that biomass is widely viewed as a retrogressive source of energy that degrades the environment and engenders poverty.

Energy efficiency and energy conservation remain central pillars of energy policy, particularly when considering the need in many countries for an energy transition towards decarbonization.

Some green schools in New York chiefly emphasize the environmental sciences or teach skills that will prepare students for careers in renewable energy or other pillars of a greener economy.

The Kremlin's continued reliance on the nuclear arsenal and energy exports as pillars of its international prestige will perpetuate tensions with Washington, whoever wins the presidency in 2008.

Toshiba was one of the few major tech companies left in Japan (maybe even the last) that has never fully viewed solar energy as a significant pillar of current and future business.

The CRGE initiative has four pillars: renewable energy, modernising agriculture, reforestation and adopting energy-efficient technology.

Renewable energies are a key pillar of power sector decarbonisation.