Sentence examples for nighttime power from inspiring English sources

A panel of judges awarded the top honor—along with an iPod—to Kevin Galloway EAS'04 Gr'08 for an idea that came to him while driving down University Avenue during a nighttime power outage.

Already nighttime power prices are dipping to zero in some markets.

The university is still a BGE customer, however; all its buildings are connected to the local utility company, relying on it for its nighttime power needs, and on cloudy days when there is no solar energy to collect.

WKEY increased its nighttime power in 1987 to 1,000 watts, matching its daytime power.

By 1964, the station's power had increased to 1,000 watts during the day, while the nighttime power remained at 250 watts.

When taking one of the more challenging classes, the Rockabye, a nighttime power-vinyasa combo, I spent a good part of the class chasing my Pilates ball around the bottom of the small pool as it kept slipping from between the soles of my feet during the Zen frog leg press.

Higher exposure to NO2 was associated with a reduction in 24-hr overall HRV and in nighttime LF power, which is influenced by both the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system.

A first-time visitor to Joplin today might gasp at the sight of some of its neighborhoods: the destroyed and vacant houses; the stripped trees; the front steps leading to emptiness; the crushed cars evoking the dead; the many streets that, come eerie nighttime, have no power, no light, no life.

The Land Rover Discovery created for Project Hero also includes a sliding floor panel that can be used as a work surface in a pinch, as well as more mounting points for gear, added LED lighting to better illuminate nighttime operations, and power supply points with international plug configurations for compatibility with a range of devices.

aNT, nighttime; OH, office hours.

Until now: this month, Beijing's city government gave the couple a two-thirds discount on the electric heater, and a laughably low nighttime rate for electric power, 3 cents a kilowatt-hour.