Sentence examples for operating conventional from inspiring English sources

"If you create jobs in wind power or ethanol," he said, "that will take away jobs in other industries," like building and operating conventional gas turbine power plants.

"But because we are initially targeting customers who do a very high frequency amount of laundry and are in high water price areas, we can show them that the monthly fee is dramatically less than if they were operating conventional equipment, while at the same time getting better cleaning".

This encourages intermittent RES producers with near-zero marginal costs to curtail production before continuously operating conventional power plants with positive marginal costs do so - a situation which, from efficiency and climate policy perspectives, does not appear advantageous.

Domestically, the company operates conventional and oil sands production sites, refineries and a nationwide chain of service stations.

By contrast, Verizon, AT& T and other carriers that operate conventional circuit-switched public networks provide reliable service with passable voice quality.

This month it is likely to complete the takeover of International Power, a British company that builds and operates conventional power stations in Britain and several emerging markets.And there is deep animosity between EDF and Areva.

It also shows that there are alternative non-continuous postures (akin to how the UK operates conventional military assets) that could be adopted, including by nuclear missile submarines, which would aim to be at reduced readiness only when the UK assesses the threat of a no-notice pre-emptive attack to be low.

The Insurance segment provides annuity and life insurance products to the middle and upper-middle income markets in the U.S. The Energy segment owns and operates conventional oil and natural gas properties.

In such circumstance, the communities, mainly medium and small cities and towns, could not afford to build and operate conventional treatment works based on the activated sludge process, and willingly sacrificed mainly non-arable land to resolve their water, environmental, and resource problems using the Eco-pond (Wang 1987).

Then in August 2009, speculation mounted that the UK would drop the F-35B for the F-35C model, which would have meant the carriers being built to operate conventional take off and landing aircraft using the US-designed Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System EMALSS) catapults.

Ideally, increased use of mini C-arms could result in improved patient outcomes and increased autonomy of the orthopaedic surgeon while reducing the need for radiology technicians to operate conventional fluoroscopy units, thus lowering overhead costs for hospitals and surgery centers.