Sentence examples for energy use rate from inspiring English sources

Emission and efficiency standards for cars, buildings and appliances in California over the last four decades have succeeded in cleaning the air, making residents' per-capita energy use rate among the lowest in the country and spurring innovations and new industries, like the one that arose around catalytic converters.

Apple has also previously claimed a 93percentt renewable energy use rate for its global operations, and also said that its organizations in the U.S., China and 21 additional companies are already at 100percentt renewable power.

We extracted data on per-capita energy use, growth rate, and crude birth and death rates from the World Resources Institute WRII) database on country-level demographics and energy use [30], and we fit nonlinear models to the data to provide an empirical connection between energy and growth to use in the population model.

As of the end of August, 71,000 homeowners had commissioned Green Deal assessments to evaluate their energy use, a rate critics say is far too slow to make a major impact.

For this purpose, we develop a dynamic general equilibrium model that captures empirical links between CO2 emissions associated with energy use, the rate and direction of technical change and the economy.

Bounded energy use: The rate at which a sensor uses up its energy is a reflection on its approximate lifetime.

Lee and Tong used the data collection of 1990 2007 and predicted energy consumption rate in China using a gray hybrid model and genetic algorithm.

Using the WRI data, we also tested for a relationship between per-capita energy use and growth rate through time, where growth rate was independently estimated as the average annual percent change of that country at mid-year.

Growth rates decline with per-capita energy use because birth rates fall with per-capita energy use more quickly than death rates (Figure 1B).

"Genuine voiced laughter causes a 10 to 20 per cent increase in energy use and heart rate," they say.

We quantify the empirical relationship between per-capita energy use and growth rate and use this relation to assess how future energy scenarios may affect the size of the human population through mid-century.