Sentence examples for it is generally kept from inspiring English sources

Among the many obstacles to commercial production are cost (most fuel cells today are made with platinum), durability (fuel cells tend to degrade after a relatively short time), and fuel storage (hydrogen is so light that it is generally kept under extremely high pressure or at a very low temperature).

The harder a chip works, the hotter it gets, and that heat is generally kept at bay by a noisy fan.

In addition, diesel fuel for the emergency generators at American plants is generally kept in buried tanks so it cannot be swept away, as it was in Japan.

Security is a delicate issue, and several city officials acknowledged yesterday that without specific information regarding the threats that a public official has received -- information that is generally kept secret -- it is hard to gauge the difference between justified protection and valet-style pampering.

Evidence reviewed by a federal grand jury is generally kept secret unless it is used in an indictment.

Experiments found that the wasp has the ability to shift heat from its thorax to its abdomen and that the abdomen is generally kept colder than the thorax.

While a pet is generally kept for the pleasure that it can give to its owner, often, especially with horses, dogs, and cats, as well as with some other animals, this pleasure appears to be mutual.

The other 'private key' is used to authorize transfers, which is a PIN number, and is generally kept secret (or private) by the users so that only they can use it for transactions.

He works in a room full of words on the ground floor; the front door is generally kept open.

He is generally kept so far away from one-on-one interviews that he might as well be wrapped in cellophane.

Velocity of gas is generally kept less than 50% of erosional velocity (Eq. 15) (Mohitpour et al. 2003).