Sentence examples for hours of storage from inspiring English sources

A Replay box with 30 hours of storage cost $499.

Prices range from $699 for 40 hours of storage to $1,999 for 320 hours, the company said.

The Nevada plant will have 10 hours of storage, and the Spanish plant, about 16, Mr. Smith said.

A TiVo box with 30 hours of storage cost $399 -- but then the company generally charges a subscription fee of $9.95 a month.

It's not as flashy as the new Apple iPod MP3 player, but if you are planning a music marathon, the latest version of the Remote Solution player, PBJ100, with 540 hours of storage, may go the distance.

Nitric oxide, which is essential to keep blood vessels open, is depleted from cells after a few hours of storage, as the article correctly noted, but whether it is "restored rapidly after transfusion" remains to be tested.

In 1991 the Advanced Battery Consortium was founded and set a near-term target for developing a battery that would cost $150 per kilowatt-hour of storage.

In Fort Lauderdale, the initial fee was $1, which provides half an hour of storage; to retrieve, one pays $1 for each additional half-hour, up to $6 for 24 hours.

Battery experts caution against the oversimplification of battery price into dollars-per-kilowatt-hour of storage capacity because there are additional necessities, including the assembly of individual cells into a single large battery pack and the cooling and heating provisions.

While it has declined from about $1,000 per kilowatt-hour of storage in 2008 to about $500 today, it would have to decline to $125 over the next 10 years.

If you could buy a lithium-ion battery at a garage, which you can't, it might cost $2,000 per kilowatt-hour of storage capacity.