Sentence examples for energy practicality from inspiring English sources

"Why did I start this?" Ms. Teirstein, a small maelstrom of energy, practicality and unsentimental affection, asked rhetorically.

That voyage was intended more to demonstrate the general capabilities of solar energy than the practicality of solar-powered ships.

Her cheerful spirit, ever-ready energy, and Scottish practicality carried her through accidents, diseases, and broken hips.

Displacement ventilation systems (DV) are frequently installed in indoor environments for their practicality and energy efficiency.

In series of workshops the UII team and Turku city officials debated the merits and practicalities of energy saving initiatives.

A discussion of the mechanisms causing energy loss and the practicalities of measurement when the parameter is not only nonlinear but also the forcing function and the response are nonstationary is followed by some practical results obtained from very tall buildings.

His intelligence, imagination, humor, great common sense, practicality and boundless energy enabled him to excel in every area of the law he tackled, but his unique talents were most evident in complex real estate litigations.

But despite reservations about the practicality of an energy price freeze, many Tory MPs were alarmed at Labour's move to dominate the debate on reducing people's cost of living.

At M.I.T., Dr. Moniz has delved deeply into the practicalities of various energy sources; the institute has produced a series of five major interdisciplinary studies on energy topics, and he was the chairman or co-chairman of four of them, on the future of coal, of natural gas, of the nuclear fuel cycle and of nuclear power.

The Obama Administration's proposed rules focus on existing coal plants because they are both a big part of the climate problem and a big part of the solution: given the practicalities of existing energy grids, renewable power simply can't be deployed quickly or widely enough to singlehandedly head off the worst effects of climate change.

The study was dealt with from an energy system perspective with design practicalities such as power train integration, location of auxiliaries, manufacture costs and other general plant design considerations neglected.