Sentence examples for meter maker from inspiring English sources
Prize money came from the Energy Department and three co-sponsors of the competition: the utility company PG&E, the smart meter maker Itron and Grid21, a smart grid advocacy group.
The system has the backing of the German government, which is pushing Lichtblick's model – and a similar venture between Honda and meter maker Valliant – because it thinks switching to decentralised power units will make it possible to shut down its nuclear reactors by 2022.
Food waste smart meter maker Winnow has bagged a further $3.3 million in funding.
Security expert Brian Krebs reported on his blog that the FBI found that using cheap tools and software available online, former employees of the power firm and meter maker made gadgets under-report energy use by up to 75%.
The FBI found that using cheap tools and software available online former employees of the power firm and meter maker made gadgets under-report energy use by up to 75%.
The display of Russ Berrie & Co., of E. Paterson, N.J. featured a bunch of little statuettes called Sillisculpts which have little sayings engraved on them; there are 75 of them Next stop was the display of a postage-meter maker named Postalia & a talk with Thomas J. Casey, regional manager.
Several small companies including a smart electric-meter maker that sells to utilities, a water management company that sells irrigation controllers to large enterprises, and a software company that helps firms strategize the use of their carbon assets–say 2008′s fourth quarter has been their best quarter ever.
A pyramid run involves placing 6 markers at 10-meter intervals (50 meters total), then sprinting to the first maker (10 m) and walking the rest (40 m), then running 20 m / walking 30 m, and so on until you run the full 50 meters back and forth.
By 2020, there could be as many as 65 million smart meters, by various makers, installed in this country, according to one estimate.
Pitney Bowes Inc., a leading maker of postage meters, agreed to buy the mailing and document service business of Danka Business Systems of Britain for $290 million, the companies said yesterday.
PITNEY BOWES INC., Stamford, Conn., the world's largest maker of postage meters, said that on Dec. 3 it would spin off its copier and fax machine unit, which will be called Imagistics International Inc. and will be based in Trumbull, Conn.
