Sentence examples for need to idle from inspiring English sources

Roundabouts, which favor slow coasting over starting and stopping and eliminate the need to idle at red signals when an intersection is empty, can cut fuel use 10percentto30percentcent.

More effort by BPA to link this new capacity to grids in California and British Columbia could have avoided the need to idle those wind turbines, or so a number of power experts reckon".The crime is that we have been nearsighted," says Angus Duncan, chairman of Oregon's Global Warming Commission.

When ships are docked in a port, they connect to a land-based power supply to provide electricity and eliminate the need to idle their engines.

When not driving, truck drivers need to idle their engines to maintain climate control within the truck cab (interior), as well as provide electricity for appliances.

Neil Erickson of Liberty Lines, a commuter service at 26th Street and Madison Avenue, said buses no longer needed to idle to keep engines warm.

"I guess somebody like Qualcomm would probably argue they don't need to have that complexity [of octa-cores] because what they're able to is dial down the power of their main chip to a lower power when it just needs to idle," Dillon adds.

Since everyone needs to idle once in while, here are five ways to relax during Milan Fashion Week.

The idea of shore power was transferred to the trucking industry, and now there are companies such as IdleAire and Shorepower which provide electricity to diesel trucks, which eliminates the need for the driver to idle the engine.

There's masses to do (should you feel the need) as well as space to idle the day away sipping on a fruit punch in the shade of a swaying palm.

A bill would require the governor's signature or it would need to sit idle on his desk for seven days before becoming law without his signature.

For those looking to save money, there's no need to sit idle until such vehicles arrive stateside.