Sentence examples for oceanic power from inspiring English sources
These coatings may have applications for oceanic power generation, underwater ordnance, propulsion, metal cutting, and torch technologies.
Oceanic power generation, underwater ordnance, propulsion, metal cutting, and torch technologies are examples of applications that would significantly benefit from nanocomposite energetic materials.
The Slepian method also has been used to evaluate the continental and oceanic power spectrum components from the global spherical harmonic coefficients of the geomagnetic field (Beggan et al. 2013), and for modeling south polar Martian magnetic anomalies from the Mars Global Surveyor satellite data (Plattner and Simons 2015).
"The war on the Korean peninsula continues to reproduce and augment conflicts in the Asia Pacific, with Korea as the clash point between continental and oceanic powers.
It is harder for the play's creators to capture onstage what takes place in the book, as Orlando's perceptions of time, the oceanic force of memory and the terrifying power of "the present moment" become the focus of the writing.
This paper presents a parallel-hybrid-excited linear vernier machine (PHE-LVM) for direct-drive oceanic wave power generation.
Two options are suggested for reducing the GHG emissions: (1) increasing the domestic mining capacity of coal, which will reduce the oceanic transport power requirement for importing the coal from other countries, as mentioned in 'Coal gas life cycle'; and (2) increasing the share of renewable and hydroelectric energy source contribution to electricity generation.
What can he do that no one else can? "He brings that magnificent, oceanic 70s soul power to the table and he still looks great, rocking a leather jacket and shades.
Donald's Der Zyklus project is an exploration of depth charge electro and the oceanic pull and power of technoid propulsion.
In this study, a new strategic production model is proposed for oceanic MH extraction and offshore power generation with Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS).
