Sentence examples for nature generation from inspiring English sources

Anders Hoch Povlsen, a Danish fashion tycoon, has become the second-largest private landowner in Britain, with 60,000 hectares in the eastern highlands.In this section Lights, action, meltdown Cracking the oligopoly Bigmouth strikes again One direction Plastic pounds Estate of nature Generation gap In thrall to the brothers ReprintsBoth men yearn for Scotland's environmental past.

On September 9th the Public Accounts Committee argued that the Department for Transport's case for the high-speed line had so far been unconvincing given the rising price tag.In this section Lights, action, meltdown Cracking the oligopoly Bigmouth strikes again One direction Plastic pounds Estate of nature Generation gap In thrall to the brothers ReprintsPolitical support is changing, too.

A major challenge imposed by renewable energy supply is the uncontrollable and intermittent nature of generation.

Resources at the end of the book include appendices which describe the nature and generation of data for phylogenetic analysis as well as a glossary of relevant terms.

With its abundant nature, overlapping generations of residents and drum-tight sense of community, Breezy Point — a neighborhood of about 1.9 square miles — does seem unique, much farther in spirit from Lower Manhattan than 22 miles, the distance by car.

This paper aims to investigate and emphasize the importance of the grid-connected PV system regarding the intermittent nature of renewable generation, and the characterization of PV generation with regard to grid code compliance.

For this generation, nature is more of an abstraction than a physical reality.

Mr. Brooks does not appear to appreciate the dynamic nature of this generation.

"Thrilled to be part of this new project Generation Nature and just encouraging kids to change the world".

However, according to increasingly vocal critics of wind power, the intermittent nature of wind generation means we must burn more gas to provide backup.

The proposed new legal framework aims to build on existing rules and policies to achieve the restoration of nature within a generation.