Sentence examples for harvest store from inspiring English sources

Between them, they allow the agencies to harvest, store and analyse data about millions of phone calls, emails and search engine queries.

But in a switch which might help to parry those critics, USAID is now putting more emphasis on helping farmers in recipient countries to harvest, store and above all sell their own food.

Edwards said the public did not need to know about the Prism and Tempora programmes uncovered by Snowden's leaks to the Guardian – the US and UK programmes that allow the NSA and GCHQ to harvest, store and analyse data about millions of phone calls, emails and search engine queries.

But the critics generally overlook a major factor behind our heavy energy consumption: as American farmers plow acreage and harvest, store and transport crops, they do burn a lot of gas, but they also feed a good part of the world's population.

Thermal energy storage is at the height of its popularity to harvest, store, and save energy for short-term or long-term use in new energy generation systems.

Due to the relative inefficiency of natural photosynthesis, the use of all cultivatable land on Earth to produce biofuels would not satisfy humanity's projected energy needs in the coming decades, particularly if one takes into account the energy needed to harvest, store, distribute, and convert biomass into useful chemical fuels [23].

Like grain elevators bloated with the year's harvest, stores across the United States have loaded up on goodies to entice gift-seekers on Black Friday.

The BC-HWPv1 estimate for the percent of cumulative harvest stored from 1965 2010 was 48%.

Moreover, we focus on battery imperfection case which has not been involved in above papers, i.e., energy loss during storage; therefore, we apply an energy-efficient harvesting strategy, i.e., harvest-use-store (HUS) [11] which puts the highest priority to usage, followed by storage, contrary to harvest-store-use (HSU) strategy, which leads to a server energy loss due to storage dominated.

IP requires cultivars to be harvested, stored, and marketed separately ([Sundstrom et al. 2002]).

Agriculture and food engineering harvests, stores, handles or processes an enormous amount of particulate material of biological origin.