Sentence examples for long time power from inspiring English sources

A two-stage nitrogen expander is designed with the rated speed of 900 rpm as the long time power generation device of the LN2 cycle.

"Overall, I think the 'newsrooms' project is a gutsy attempt by Digg to bring in new users as well as some of the old ones," says long time power user and VP of BizDev at Hasai Social Media John Boitnott, "However, they had better be ready to stick to their guns and make this new beta work over the long-term".

The "sparkle button" is a way for Twitter to appease long-time power tweeters while also shifting more of its user base to the algorithmic feed, which the company says has served to increase the number of conversations happening on the platform.

Combined with other efforts, alliances like the one Ghani made with people like Dostum — long-time power players, including several with questionable pasts — clicked with the Afghan people.

Page, a long-time power in state and city government, saw it as a way to control both overtime and pension costs.

"A family that has been in power for a long time might choose a woman to run".

It's clear now that, for all their pragmatic backpedalling on the social-security bill, Ortega and Murillo's long time in power, and their near-total control of Nicaragua's public institutions, have left them out of touch with the feelings of many of their countrymen.

For a long time, dynamic power consumption has been considered more significant than static consumption.

Since the mobile sensor's mission within the pipeline does not last for a long time, the power limitation does not affect such achievement.

The bad guys keep using weapons that take a long time to power up before firing, Luke seems to die unceremoniously by disappearing into the air without warning, some other bullshit happens, the movie's dedicated to Carrie Fisher, and that's the end.

It may take a long time to restore power to north India, he said, because the eastern grid has also failed, and alternate power sources in Bhutan and the Indian state of Sikkim flow into the east first.