Sentence examples for energy stockpiling from inspiring English sources

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The framework as a rule contains four primary parts, PV module as force source, Battery as energy stockpiling, DC/DC buck boost converter, streaming energy from source to battery, Control framework, for controlling the stream of energy to work proficiently.

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Energy companies fell after U.S. energy stockpiles shrank by a smaller amount than analysts expected, and announcements from Adobe Systems and HP hurt tech stocks.

By giving approval to exploration across six million acres of gulf waters, he said, it would add to energy stockpiles an area believed to harbor as much as seven trillion cubic feet of natural gas -- a 16-week supply for the country -- while bringing jobs to the region.

Recent work conducted in our laboratories focused on the development of a "backup" emergency hydrogen generation system that could be employed when existing energy stockpiles have failed or depleted.

Investors are hoping that a round of international talks will lead to a deal that addresses a glut in oil production, but the U.S. government reported that energy stockpiles are still growing.

She seemed to be in a zone of her own, and as the season progressed, her energy and stockpile of jokes flagged; by the end, she looked less like a judge than an exhausted contestant in a Depression era dance contest (they shoot judges, don't they?).

Importing states and regions employ myriad strategies to enhance energy security, from stockpiling to diversification to efficiency programs.

Planting them right now, however, causes plants to direct energies into leafy growth in order to stockpile energy to flower and seed next year, making for larger, lusher, tastier harvests.

Research and experience have demonstrated, however, that Australia's network can accommodate far more variability than was previously thought, and grid stability will be vastly improved by battery storage, which enables energy to be stockpiled, then dispatched when needed.

Although highly speculative, the present data thus suggest that individuals who are effective in detecting nutrients in the environment do not need to stockpile energy resources upon detecting them, and may not be at risk for obesity.

To use the sun to power an electric car, for example, you have to harvest light from an area that's much larger than the car's surface, and in order to travel long distances or at night you have to stockpile the energy in batteries, which are expensive and are incapable of storing more than about a hundredth as much energy as the same weight or volume of gasoline.

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