Sentence examples for frequent charging from inspiring English sources

South Korea has buses that refuel through induction-charging plates at bus stops; smaller batteries, frequent charging.

The city has more mobile customers than in any other market, and executives, who have promoted use of their network by providing free wireless in subways and at parks and cultural events, realized there was a need for more frequent charging.

[1] With Lithium batteries, doing shallow discharges and frequent charging prolongs battery life.

Such flights would lead to more frequent charging of the lithium-ion batteries, which have proven volatile in many other situations and have never before been used so extensively in such a large passenger plane.

Although Bluetooth wireless headset technology is mature, frequent charging and the inconvenience of wear among other reasons prevent widespread use.

The CES, which are not aged to the frequent charging and discharging, has been a quick response and outstanding function during overload conditions.

He rebuffs the frequent charge that liberals are wobblers or dreamers.

One of the most frequent charges is that you're not doing much about corruption We are doing much about corruption.

But perhaps the most frequent charge of the Hodge critics is grandstanding – allowing her penchant for a soundbite to get in the way of useful questioning.

The most frequent charge laid against the door of Latin - aside from the absurd accusation of elitism - is that it is useless.

In order to deflect the frequent charge that he is a racist, he defines himself with the very term that Camus rejects: identitarian.