Sentence examples for of increased power from inspiring English sources

Its estimates of increased power production come from models that use data from existing wind-turbine sites.

Therefore, there are strategic advantages in studying rural subpopulations, in terms of increased power and reduced cost, that are lost by sampling across regions or within urban populations.

In an age of increased power and athleticism (and jet lag), he has not missed a Grand Slam tournament since 1999 and has not lost before the semifinals since the 2005 French Open.

With basic conversion costs starting at around $27,000£14,00000) it's not for the budget commuter, but with the double jackpot of increased power and greater efficiency he's not short of orders as co-founder of SAE Energy, which works at the forefront of alternative fuel research.

He says that when utilities fire up their "least efficient, oldest, and least desirable" generating resources to meet peak demand, every increment of increased power on the grid sends costs surging, whether one is talking fuel costs, greenhouse gas emissions, or service reliability.

For all these various abnegations of power by parts of a whole are, unwittingly, in the service of increased power to the whole; and the morality created by such renunciations is used by the aggregate to increase the power with which it then pursues more power". In short, like it or not, one cannot opt out of the game.

That means weapons of increasing power and brutality, and weird exotic rarities to discover and show off.

Bainbridge's technical work at the radiation laboratory concerned the development of radars of increasing power for the United States Navy.

It is generally categorized based on the increment of power and the method of increasing power.

During the 1950s and '60s, Unisys (maker of the UNIVAC computer), International Business Machines Corporation IBMM), and other companies made large, expensive computers of increasing power.

The letter stated bluntly that Microsoft "has the alternative available to it of increasing power utilization" in a "commercially unproductive" manner.