Sentence examples for idea of electricity from inspiring English sources

Indeed, our relationship with the pylon says much about our relationship to the idea of electricity.

"The whole idea of electricity supply will get closer to the concept of an information technology network.

The idea of electricity generation from heat was first found by Thomas Johann Seebeck in 1823 (See The London Mechanic's Register, P.406).

Writers from Mark Twain to Ralph Ellison grappled with the idea of electricity as both life force (illumination) and death spark (electrocution).

Eventually, a green utility was formed, which soon began to work not only within the regional boundaries but also went beyond to spread the idea of electricity supply without nuclear energy.

Instead of a propulsion shaft connecting the two, the all-electric drive being tested uses the ship's engines (turbine or diesel) to burn fossil fuels to generate electricity, which is then routed down thick cables to an electric motor that drives its propellers.The idea of using electricity to drive ships is not new.

That "undermines the very idea of wholesale electricity markets".

"It's all about making people comfortable with the idea of using electricity in your car".

The idea of using electricity to shape flames has been around for decades.

The idea of using electricity to affect the brain is hardly new.

The idea of generating electricity by harnessing the power of a flowing river — called hydrokinetic energy — is attracting growing attention.