Sentence examples for green indicator from inspiring English sources

It has a single rubber on-off button — you hold it down for several seconds — and a single blinking green indicator light.

(Several company executives estimated that the cost of adding the green indicator lights, a relatively small item, could add $50,000 to $70,000 to New York's total contract price).

He is proud of the demanding specifications, like two green indicator lights on the outside of an ambulance that let you know when its battery has been left on.

In a demonstration at the Googleplex, the system correctly responded to the voice request "navigate to the museum in San Francisco with the King Tut exhibition" with both directions, drive time and a green indicator that the traffic was light.

This is due to the allocation of environmental impacts from coal mining, preparation and combustion processes by both the Mass Allocation and Economic Allocation scenarios which reduces the normalized green indicator compared to the baseline scenario.

Ammonium ions were converted to ammonia by raising the temperature to boiling point and the ammonia was trapped in a solution of 10 ml Boric acid and Bromocresol green indicator.

Other "green indicators" in this study include the share of all "trips" made by public transport, and the daily average concentrations of air pollutants – plus a surprising number of social and economic variables, such as healthcare practitioners per 1,000 citizens and unemployment rates.

Their model also considered green indicators due to environmental protections issues.

The distillate was collected in 2 % boric acid mixed with methyl red and bromocresol green indicators.

Green indicators and statistics can measure environmentally sustainable development; they thus enable evaluating green growth and support its integration into policy.

The pipeline permits to: (1) structure and integrate relevant experimental data, (2) assess data source reliability, (3) compute and visualize green indicators taking into account data imprecision and source reliability.