Sentence examples for gigantic storage from inspiring English sources

In December 2008, a gigantic storage pond belonging to the Tennessee Valley Authority near Kingston, Tenn., effectively burst at the seams, spilling a billion gallons of mainly toxic coal ash from a T.V.A. power plant into surrounding lands and rivers.

Such computational power, co-located with the gigantic storage that holds the data from all the incoming data streams, will enable faster-than-real-time simulations of many aspects of our physical world.

Speaking of the council's recommendation that a gigantic storage bin for all American books be created, he said: "This is typical of people who don't understand what the library is already doing.

According to people familiar with the 2007 case, investigators also found evidence that BP traders had previously engaged in a more sophisticated effort to manipulate the much-larger crude oil market, by moving oil in and out of its gigantic storage facility in Cushing, Okla.

Any day now, German and emirate officials say, the government is expected to award a contract for a gigantic aquifer storage project.

To give the emirate a longer lease on emergency life, Mr. Koziorowski and colleagues from GTZ International Services, the business division of GTZ, the German development aid organization, have been working for more than 10 years on a proposal for a gigantic underground water storage project.

As physical book sales decrease, so does the need for gigantic warehouses to store and ship books; the newly combined company is likely to find ways to trim printing, distribution and storage costs.

For their garden or entryway, there was a gigantic 37-inch-tall Provençal terra-cotta storage jar ($1,650), by way of Aix-en-Provence.

A 110m-gallon (416m-litre) ethanol plant scheduled to open next year will put four of the gigantic grain elevators back into use for corn storage.

Within 40 years the current gigantic research effort into batteries and other large-scale energy storage technologies promise to make renewables a viable alternative for baseload power, making nuclear power redundant.

The future is not gigantic centralised energy plants, but widespread networks of renewable energy and storage, interconnected across the continent, bolstered by energy efficiency measures and the smart management of demand.