Sentence examples for linked energy from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush linked energy security and climate change and pointed out that in 2006 the U.S. economy grew while its greenhouse-gas emissions decreased.

In addition to the water oxidizing photosynthesis accomplished by coupling photosystem I and photosystem II activities, they also possess intersecting photosynthetic and respiratory electron transport chains in thylakoid membranes which help them to adjust electron flow in the membranes and linked energy metabolism as per the need or demand of the situation.

A joint report this week by Australia's Fairfax Media and the Huffington Post, citing hundreds of thousands of emails, linked energy services company Unaoil and several international oil companies to corrupt practices such as claims of bribery in countries including Iraq.

Similarly, and in a way that is not just analogical but organically and causally linked, energy and resource efficiency is vital at the level of society and the biosphere.

I started to link energy production, climate change and environmental disasters.

"Those who successfully link energy efficiency to financial efficiency are reaping the dividends.

What are needed are "policy decisions that link energy and water," Mr. Rogers said.

The New Democrats, who are suspicious of free trade, would go so far as to link energy exports to lumber exports.

The behaviour change charity has helped the trust to link energy efficiency to what must surely be the primary mission of every member of staff in the hospital: patient care.

An analysis methodology is developed to link energy scavenger performance to changes in unmanned system performance.

Williams and Norgate Ltd., London] also proposed the concept of linking energy flow with urban development in the early 20th century.