Sentence examples for ineffective energy from inspiring English sources
The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers noted in a report to the Energy Department on March 22 , 2001 that "fuel economy standards are an ineffective energy policy".
Page A8 National SCIENTISTS SAY OFFICIALS IGNORED Warnings on Medical Devices In a letter to Congress, scientists for the Food and Drug Administration wrote that top federal health officials engaged in "serious misconduct" by ignoring concerns about the approval for sale of unsafe or ineffective energy devices.
"But the president continues to focus on costly, ineffective energy subsidies and taxes, like a new $10.25 per barrel federal tax on oil".
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Repeated incidences of lengthy episodes of diarrhea can contribute to malnutrition due to enteropathy with ineffective energy and nutrient absorption.
And he said the budget he is sending to Congress on Thursday will call for $15 billion a year in federal spending to spur development of environmentally friendly but so far cost-ineffective energy sources such as wind and solar, biofuels, clean coal and more fuel-efficient vehicles.
On slowing down further, the electronic energy-loss mechanism becomes ineffective, and energy loss by elastic scattering dominates.
Many image edges, however, represent surface texture, not depth discontinuities; hence, these approaches may lead to ineffective smoothness energies.
This condition is vague, weak and ineffective given the energy mix present in most fossil fuel companies' portfolios.
Another possibility for the compensation in Veillonella spec. is the production of hydrogen, resulting in a reduction of the energy ineffective carboxylation.
Protocol-required system-related event notifications were end of service, elective replacement indication (ERI), atrial impedance <250 or >1500 Ω, ventricular impedance <250 or >1500 Ω, daily shock impedance <30 or >100 Ω), and ineffective ventricular maximum energy (30 J) shock (notified if first shock failed in a given episode sequence).
