Sentence examples for extends to energy from inspiring English sources

That secrecy often extends to energy use.

But on Tuesday, the uncertainty extended to energy markets, as analysts warned that diminished growth in Japan could prompt a sharp decrease in oil demand.

But with the bad news out of the way -- Goldman's profit of $613 million was well above the $550 million it agreed last week to pay the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle fraud accusations -- financial stocks rallied and led a gain that extended to energy companies and materials producers.

Our approach can be extended to energy distribution networks, sewage systems, and even to networks that are not constant of size in time.

In this work, the unified conceptual approach developed earlier for water and hydrogen networks is extended to energy allocation networks for reduced carbon emissions.

At present, the law is focused primarily around mining, but observers widely expect it to be extended to energy development projects in the near future, adding legal muscle to stifle local opposition, however vocal it may be.

At present, the law is focused primarily on mining, but many observers expect it to be extended to energy development projects in the near future, adding legal muscle to stifle local opposition, however vocal it may be.

But she prefers to hew closely to the available experimental data, using those data to resolve puzzling features of the Standard Model and to guess how it might be extended to energies just beyond its ken — the sort of energies that, she hopes, will be attainable soon in the Large Hadron Collider.

The review extends to the energy balance study of low heat rejection engines (LHR) as well as the effects of engine variables and design factors on energy balance.

A large asymmetric broad absorption band with a shoulder at approx. 4.1 eV extends to higher energies showing a maximum between 4.7 and 5.0 eV.

The engineering of the band offsets has enabled us to infer that the VBO of AlGaAs/GaAs solar cells increases with the bandgap of the window, hence the spectral response extends to higher photon energies.