Sentence examples for favourable power from inspiring English sources

Last month Alcoa of America, one of the world's biggest aluminium-makers, announced a joint venture with Maaden, a Saudi Arabian mining firm, to build what they claim will be the world's lowest-cost smelter (presumably thanks to favourable power deals from the government).

The reciprocating-valve pump is associated with haemodynamic advantages and a favourable power consumption.

Using the mechanisms of oil removal as a basis, a design was produced using electromagnetic simulations to find the optimum microwave applicator geometry which yielded the most favourable power density distribution.

For example, designing a trial with favourable power to detect the smallest difference that would be clinically worthwhile using evidence from related studies (e.g. drugs in the same class etc)., ideally taking the uncertainty in the estimation into account [ 28].

In other studies, the stage distribution may be more (Scheuer et al, 2002) or less (Liede et al, 2002) favourable, but power of most studies was very low (Table 1).

When a Liberal ministry became dependent on Irish Nationalist support after the 1910 elections, Redmond enjoyed a balance of power favourable to the Irish.

The anode design containing both functional and current collecting layers with sufficient Ni-CGO infiltration is favourable for high power output and low performance degradation.

The resultant devices based on the one-step process exhibited a favourable 3.56% power conversion efficiency (PCE) after a simple UV light treatment, close to the PCE of a conventionally fabricated reference device with a multilayer architecture.

This situation corresponds to the most favourable one regarding power; however it has to be stressed that assuming both person and items parameters to be known implies that the patient population in the trial is similar to the one used for validating the instrument, which can be restrictive.

Where storage facilities and the degree of downward slope are favourable, small-scale hydroelectric power facilities have been developed.

Russia has an array of retaliatory options, including leveraging energy market power to secure favourable bilateral deals with other countries, applying tit-for-tat sanctions or, in extremis, wielding its hard power.