Sentence examples for heat motor from inspiring English sources

Note also that selection of optimum PWM carrier frequency for AC drives involves balancing noise, heat, motor insulation stress, common-mode voltage-induced motor bearing current damage, smooth motor operation, and other factors.

Dynastic forces were also at play in the N.B.A. as the Heat motored to their 27th straight victory, although even the most dedicated anarchists had given up on the idea that hapless Orlando would interrupt the LeBron James coronation tour.

As chief electrician of the London Electric Supply Corporation at Deptford, Ferranti was among the first to advocate the use of large-scale electricity-generating stations and the use of electricity for lighting, heating, motor power, and other services.

The dispersion is simulated using the RAMS/CALMET/CALPUFF modelling system, with data from a detailed emissions inventory of home heating, motor vehicles and industry.

Within the segments electricity, heat and motor fuels, RES accounted for 45.1% (143.5 TWh), 43.5% (138.3 TWh), and 11.4% (36.1 TWh), and saved 337.9, 149.5 and 23.0 TWh primary fossil energy in these areas, respectively.

The epidemiological evidence for the relationship between heat and motor vehicle crashes is not consistent.

That energy poured out and was harnessed and turned into engines and rockets and aeroplanes and central heating and motor cars, unleashing this wave of incredible creativity.

Dr Bunker and his colleagues have extracted a heat-tolerant motor protein from a fungus which lives in high-temperature environments.

Pollution from factories adds to that from home heating and motor vehicle exhausts, the situation aggravated by temperature inversions and weather conditions that often produce little wind.

Other assays of neuronal activity, such as escaping behaviour following body touch, also showed a persistent post-heat-shock motor defect in the animals with persistent cytoplasmic FUS (Supplementary Material, Fig. S3).

We evaluated airborne particle size distribution and gaseous co-pollutant data collected in Erfurt, Germany, throughout the 1990s and assessed the extent to which the observed changes are associated with changes in the two major emission sources: coal burning for power production and residential heating, and motor vehicles.