Sentence examples for energy proposed from inspiring English sources
Dale R. McIntyre, a metallurgical engineer from Bartlesville, Okla., who's been an articulate and constructive voice on Dot Earth for a long time, took issue with aspects of "The WATT," the planned primer on energy proposed by Focus the Nation.
A trillion electron-volts is the energy proposed for LHC's current putative successor, dubbed the International Linear Collider, which would need to be as much as 50km long if built with current technology, and would cost $20 billion-25 billion.
Franken promoted a plan for renewable energy, proposed a retirement plan that could be carried from job to job, called for fully funding the Veterans Administration, urged a five-thousand-dollar tax credit for students, and advocated trade agreements that included labor and safety standards.
STATE 00082013 004 OF 005 SUBJECT: NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION TREATY (NPT) BILATERALS WITH UK, FRANCE, AND GERMA He mentioned France's paper on "Elements for a Declaration of Principles" on nuclear energy, proposed for adoption by both nuclear supplier and consumer states (originally provided to USG in 2008), and asked for U.S. comments.
The TBL source model was integrated in the local energy proposed formulations.
It is shown that this force is compatible with the internal energy proposed by Landau and Lifshitz.
Then a big developer swooped down to capitalize on the energy, proposing a large condominium complex on the Hudson River.
[Erie Times-News] Georgia Power, a stalwart of coal and nuclear power that has shown little interest in renewable energy, proposes to incorporate 210 megawatts of solar power into its mix by 2015.
President Bush President Bush 's energy plan sounds like a renaissance for nuclear energy, proposing to increase reactors at U.S. licensed plants.
The break-down final lattice energies proposed here is not unique.
A few days before Pruitt announced the C.P.P. repeal, Rick Perry, the head of the Department of Energy, proposed a new rule that would force utilities in certain markets to cover the operating costs of some coal and nuclear-power plants.
