Sentence examples for lost at each from inspiring English sources

It would do that during braking, thus recapturing some of the energy lost at each stop sign.

Less energy is lost at each recharge — an advance that addresses one of the major stumbling blocks with this promising technology.

Each transfer of nutrients across the farming system provides a risk of inefficiency, and how much is lost at each step depends on the type of farming system, its management practices and site conditions.

When working out how many hardwood planks they would need for the decking, they failed to allow for the fact they have been laid on the diagonal, meaning a good six inches is lost at each end.

In this work, a thin metal layer was inserted between the substrate and the thick waveguide layer, increasing the reflectivity of the waveguide/metal interface and decreasing the light lost at each of reflection in the leaky mode, which in turn increases the propagation distance.

As such comparing the numbers of jobs to be lost at each council doesn't actually tell us anything about the relative approach to making cuts taken by local councillors - and in fact it misleads us, playing right into the hands of Pickles and Shapps.

Based on the survey results, the World Shipping Council estimates that on average there are approximately 350 containers lost at sea each year, not counting catastrophic events.

Apparently the number of ships that are now lost at sea each year is consistently less than 100.

There they join the plastic debris that falls off cargo container ships on a regular basis (thousands of full containers are lost at sea each year).

Many islanders are lost at sea each year because of fishing in bad weather, fishing with inappropriate craft and gear and a general lack of knowledge about safety at sea.

A deadly human tragedy is taking place with hundreds of lives being lost at sea each year and shockingly, this tragedy may be passing by unnoticed - in 2007, more people are said to have lost their lives in the Mediterranean and off the Canary Islands than in the war in Lebanon whereas in 2008, more lives were lost at sea than in the war in Gaza.