Sentence examples for good at storing from inspiring English sources

Batteries are good at storing large amounts of charge but slow at delivering it; for capacitors the reverse is the case.

It could even be used as a de-icing coating for aircraft wings.More intriguing still, Quasam is also a "low-k dielectric"—making it (like a vacuum or dry air) good at storing electrostatic fields.

To order a copy of his book Two Girls, One on Each Knee for £7.19 (RRP £8.99), visit bookshop.theguardian.com I have always been good at storing up useless info.

NetApp's filers are ordinary Intel-based servers running special software that makes them good at storing and retrieving.

"Google is pretty good at storing things, but every organization should be able to keep its data around".

Google Photos is so good at storing your pictures online, you might not even realize it's doing it.

Another possible comprehensive solution, he said, was an approach like that of RecycleBank, a company begun in Philadelphia and spreading to other states, that weighs recyclable material at curbside and gives households credit toward coupons good at stores like Home Depot and Starbucks.

Impersonators, using identification that matched the checks, would then use them to buy goods at stores, the United States attorney's office said.

Homebase has failed to keep up with progress at Argos, which has reinvented itself as a click-and-collect retailer that lets customers order online and pick up goods at stores.

Seven-Eleven Japan, the biggest chain, says that three-quarters of Internet shoppers pick up and pay for their goods at stores, rather than use a credit card and have them delivered.There are signs, though, that the credit-card industry is waking up.

She added that the cards provide a convenient and economical service, because they allow holders to use them to buy goods at stores and withdraw cash back without incurring a fee.