DOE-2 building energy simulations were conducted to determine if there were practical architectural and control strategy solutions that would enable electrochromic (EC) windows to significantly improve visual comfort without eroding energy-efficiency benefits.
They are waves of youth, talent and confidence, menacing waves that erode the energy of the opponents and swamp their will.
Having to dance around the small group of wealthy people - individually good, kind people - who donate their money to the arts gradually erodes the energy and focus of cultural organisations.
Second, cheap oil is less unambiguously good for the American economy than it used to be, because households have reduced their exposure to dear oil, because oil production is itself an American growth industry, and because American exporters have been positioning themselves to use cheap energy as a competitive advantage a competitive advantage that is now eroding alongside global energy costs.
The response of plastic to erosion depends mainly on energy of eroding particles (coarse particles induce a higher wear rate).
Because the renewable generation resource occupies the market share of the traditional energy and erodes the interests of traditional energy enterprises, resistance is inevitable.
And I think it is a measure of his success that that the passage of time has done so little to erode his boundless energy, his generosity of spirit - or his indelible youthfulness.
Petroleum producers have reduced drilling as energy prices fell, eroding profit.
Stocks were mostly lower on Tuesday for a second straight session as the dollar strengthened and oil prices declined in late trading, eroding earlier gains in the energy sector.
The Aluminum Company of America, based in Pittsburgh, lowered its third-quarter forecast two weeks ago, saying sales in the building and transportation industries and higher energy prices were eroding profit.
The two are in difficult straits for very different reasons -- a long slump and thorny debt and fiscal problems in Argentina, an energy crisis and eroding confidence in Brazil -- but their fates are inevitably intertwined.
