Sentence examples for items electric from inspiring English sources

Hungry like the wolf Rebranding Australia Methods and madness Dynasty calls Reprints Related items Electric vehicles: Charge!May 8th 2008 Electric cars: Wingless migrationNov 1st 2007How the company is financing this expansion is not entirely clear.

Sinking together Call options Resilient wreckers Someone to watch over them Award: Ludwig Siegele Reprints Related items Electric cars: Charge!Sep 3rd 2009How big a gamble is Mr Ghosn taking?

However, the growing use of UAVs is causing a number of concerns.Related items Electric cars: Wingless migrationNov 1st 2007 Robots: Rise of the machinesNov 1st 2007The first is safety.

This gives the car a huge 40% increase in torque, or pulling power.In this section The old motor roars back A touch of generosity Out of the mist Victory is mine Reprints Related items Electric cars: Plugging inAug 14th 2008The car was fitted with the device by its developer, Antonov Automotive Technologies, a British company.

And an entire industry, the manufacturing and processing of film, is rapidly disappearing.Related items Electric cars: Charge!Sep 3rd 2009 Tech.view: Sticker shockAug 21st 2009 Idea: Disruptive technology/innovationMay 11th 2009 Guru: Clayton ChristensenMay 7th 2009Substitute "car" for "camera" and you have a story that should concern thoughtful bosses in the motor and oil industries.

It believes that profitable energy-efficiency investments would allow Pakistan to cut its emissions by almost a third, Greece by a quarter and Britain by more than a fifth.Related items Electric vehicles: Charge!May 8th 2008In other words, big investments in energy efficiency would more than pay for themselves, and fairly fast.

Finally, factor 5 included only one item (electric shocks) corresponded to clear paroxysmal pain.

The result is that local power generation has now become economically competitive.In this section The dawn of micropower Double trouble Puritanical pigeons Smoke and mirrors Reprints Related items The electric revolutionAug 3rd 2000A second reason for the rise of micropower is environmentalism.

As domestic appliances on the whole are mass produced items, the electric motors they contain have the requirement of low cost and be amenable to automated manufacture.

When you look at the volume China is able to drive, prices go way down for crucial items like electric vehicle batteries and LIDAR.

Spending may have exceeded savings in some cases; big-ticket items like electric vehicles for company fleets, or the installation of solar canopies and rooftops, and building-wide, networked lighting systems that use sensors and LEDs (light emitting diodes) can cost a company in the short-term, for example, but lead to savings on fuel or electricity over the longer term.