Sentence examples for other types of power from inspiring English sources

Fuel cells burn cleaner than other types of power technology.

A nuclear power plant can take longer to secure permits and cost more than building other types of power plants.

The lead times for nuclear power are so large, he argued, that other types of power, like offshore wind or plants fired by natural gas, will be built while the nuclear debate simmers.

Fourth, and most importantly, it offers guarantees for an indeterminate amount of loans to fund new nuclear reactors and other types of power plant using "innovative" technology.The scope of these loan guarantees is the subject of great controversy.

Commercial customers of ConEdison Solutions that purchase a combination of wind and other types of power include Brooklyn Industries, a company that designs clothing for men and women and has nine stores in Manhattan and Brooklyn; O'Melveny & Myers, a multinational law firm that occupies nine floors of 7 Times Square; and the Durst Organization, a real estate developer.

Electrical power is the most versatile, because it can be readily generated from other sources (e.g., fossil fuel, hydroelectric, solar, and nuclear) and it can be readily converted into other types of power (e.g., mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic) to perform useful work.

The concern is that as stop-and-search numbers come down, that you get a kind of balloon effect, so what you'll see is an increase in use of other types of powers, such as traffic stop-and-searches, which can be done under the Road Traffic Act.

For instance, custom-built holders generating 12 volts from batches of AA Energizer lithium batteries proved superior to every other type of power storage.

States, the Supreme Court has ruled, can make decisions about whether, and where, a reactor or other type of power plant can be built, but not about reactor safety.

And by 2030 it estimated there would be more jobs in the wind industry than in any other type of power generation, wind accounting for 30% of that employment.

Other provocative subjects discussed included wind energy, natural gas, nuclear energy, other types of alternative power, synthetic genomics (I will admit I had a hard time following J. Craig Venter's rocket science, but it involves using genomic research to discover new ways to produce energy) and not incidentally, water.