Sentence examples for given unit of energy from inspiring English sources

Developed economies had moved from being manufacturing-based to being service-based, it was argued: the volume of GDP produced for a given unit of energy had accordingly increased.

The IEA uses a complex calculation called the carbon intensity index to show how much CO2 is emitted to provide a given unit of energy.

This instrument, the Energy Sector Carbon Intensity Index (ESCII), shows how much carbon dioxide is emitted, on average, to provide a given unit of energy.

For studies presenting the exposure per given unit of energy intake, we rescaled it using the mean energy intake provided.

For studies presenting the exposure per given unit of energy intake, we rescaled this using estimated energy intake for each category if this was presented.

EEStor says it solved that problem using a ceramic ultracapacitor with a barium-titanate insulator that can absorb higher amounts of energy per given unit of mass (called specific energy).

Since this gives off less carbon dioxide per unit of energy generated than oil does, demand for it may rise under a set of moderately tough greenhouse-gas targets.

A bronze bust of James Joule, the physicist who gave his name to the SI unit of energy, is in Worthington Park.

Coal gives off significantly more carbon emissions per unit of energy than tar sands oil.

They say its value as an alternative energy is debatable: one unit of energy expended in producing it gives less than two units of energy in the form of ethanol.

That is, energies and free energies are given in units of the thermal energy kT and entropies are given in units of the Boltzmann constant k.