Since it is attached to a generator, that nodding generates electricity.Even with innovations like these, tidal power has a long way to go before it becomes an important source of electricity.
BP Amoco claimed that the FTC's approval strengthened the case for its $33 billion takeover of Atlantic Richfield.National Grid, a British electricity generator, agreed on a pricing formula with the Massachusetts attorney-general to improve its chances of winning regulatory approval for its $3.8 billion acquisition of New England Electric and Eastern Utilities.
Unlikely to be as pleasant on the eye, but no less explosive, that particular showdown is scheduled for Saturday, with the fixture generator having unwittingly maximised excitement among Iceland's football followers by pitting the Premier League's two potential title winners against each other on the final day of the season.
To avert disappointment, there are even spare tellers waiting in the wings, and a backup generator on standby in case of power cuts.
Tracy has taken out many enemies over the years, but her random camp-insult-generator reached new heights as she branded Liz everything from a "two-faced, backstabbing tramp" to a "nagging, spongeing, life-sapping old tart".
In its winter outlook, the operator of pipes and pylons said the electricity margin – the difference between expected peak demand and available supply – has fallen to 4.1%, from a restated 5.9% last year, because of planned generator closures, breakdowns and delays to new plants.
The generator spluttered to a stop, but they kept dancing anyway.
To an unsuspecting America – he'd already shown his true colours on UK TV on Pop Idol – Simon Cowell was the waspish, perma roll-necked quote generator whose aim was to destroy people's dreams one quip at a time.
Anyway, according to the paper, Simon has promised Cheryl an in-out veto on the other judges on this year's panel, and madam is keen to ditch veteran gibberish-generator Louis Walsh – a position with which Simon strongly disagrees.
A close reading leaves little room for doubt that vendors like Microsoft, IBM, Siemens, Cisco and Hitachi construct the resident of the smart city as someone without agency; merely a passive consumer of municipal services – at best, perhaps, a generator of data that can later be aggregated, mined for relevant inference, and acted upon.
But while other businesses struggle the hotel's guaranteed customers make it one of the few places that can afford to run an electric generator most of the night, which in turn transforms the courtyard into a makeshift club at weekends.
