Sentence examples for hands electricity from inspiring English sources

Some union leaders are on hunger strike.Mr Morales hopes to mollify the unions by announcing that in state hands, electricity prices will drop by 20%.

On the other hand, electricity consumption specified by manufacturers of BEV can be too low to be realistic.

On the other hand, electricity companies and commercializers in the EU have limited experience in selling complex services to their smaller customers (e.g. DR products) [5, 6, 7].

According to EREDPC/MoRD (2002), fuelwood with charcoal, animal dung with crop residues comprises 83 and 16% respectively, on the other hand electricity and petrol accounts for 1% to satisfy the total household domestic energy consumption.

"And feel in their hands the electricity pulsing through".

"Their country has leapfrogged from near silence and isolation to a connected, smartphone society: more people now have mobile phones in their hands than electricity in their homes," the report says.

The main reasons are due to the fact that on one hand, solar electricity is very material-intensive, labour-intensive and capital-intensive and on the other hand the solar radiation exhibits a rather low power density.

Eastover, on the other hand, had electricity and other utilities before most of its neighbors elsewhere in the battered eastern half of the city.

In fact, Mr. Smith is one of a growing number of business travelers who, out of practicality or concern for the environment, use portable renewable energy devices — primarily portable solar panels, but also hand-cranked electricity generators known as dynamos or freeplay devices — to power up their electronics when they work in places that offer little or no access to electricity.

On the other hand, decreasing electricity prices shifts the option value curves downwards and decreasing the trigger price of diesel.

On the other hand, the electricity price is regulated by government completely forming the only closed loop in the whole coal-electricity energy industry chain, which means growth in the coal price has not been reflected by a rising electricity price, leading to a financial deficit for generation companies.