Sentence examples for extracting power from from inspiring English sources

The sun's nuclear reactor has been going for 4.5 billion years, and extracting power from it is getting cheaper every year.

Hence the appeal of finding a way of extracting power from everyday activities without the user noticing what was going on rather like an old-fashioned self-winding watch, but on a grander scale.

program, including a cheap device for extracting power from car batteries, a pop-up network for sending text messages when cellular networks are not working and an application to deliver medicine disaster sites, using drones.

It works by extracting power from a single source of low-current ambient electromagnetic waves.

Everything is thus in place for a display unit that can both extract power from the outside world and also receive signals from it.

NEW YORK — The densely packed stalks that would extract power from the wind, swaying like tall, slender grasses on a patch of desert between intersecting Arabian highways, are only a concept, for now.

Being submarine means that, unlike previous attempts to extract power from waves, they are not subject to storms and the constant battering that life at the interface between sea and air brings.

He later moved to America where, with the financial assistance of the Department of Energy, he produced the first prototype of a turbine that could extract power from free-flowing currents "without building any dam".

As John Pierpont Morgan, a financier who was keen on such craft, is said to have remarked, if you have to ask how much a large yacht costs you cannot afford one.The secret to avoiding gas-guzzling at sea is to go back to the roots of the word "sailing" and extract power from the wind.

In addition, the maximum extracted power from the full-bridge rectifier is measured as 22.2 nW.

Axisymmetric point absorbers are mostly designed as floating buoys that extract power from heave motion.