Sentence examples for per unit of power from inspiring English sources

For now, fuel cells are about 100 times as expensive, per unit of power, as internal combustion engines.

Though it had 316 horsepower compared with the Model T's enhanced 100, the Hummer weighed twice as much per unit of power.

The government plans to introduce a new system for renewable power subsidies, where generators earn a guaranteed flat rate per unit of power, called a strike price.

The result is that emissions of carbon dioxide per unit of power are 74% lower than in India and China.There are obstacles to taking these policies further.

After a nationwide review, one energy consultant, Eric Hirst, recently found that the amount of transmission capacity per unit of power generated was expected to decline 11percentt in the coming decade.

But providing EDF with a 35-year guarantee of £92.50 per unit of power, with bill-payers topping up the difference if wholesale prices fell below that level, was a catastrophically bad deal.

Since power plant capital costs are typically measured per unit of rated power (i.e., $/kW), one means of attempting an economically attractive product is to "design for power".

The high thermal conductivity of the material and its low rate of heating per unit of output power allow the extraction of relatively high average powers without active cooling of the medium.

For every hour spent fishing today, in boats bristling with the latest electronics, fishers land just 6% of what they did 120 years ago; landings per unit of fishing power are down 16 times for plaice, over 100 times for haddock, 500 times for halibut.

Those gains take two forms: less electricity consumption and a lower cost per unit of processing power.

In IBM's lifeblood business, mainframes, prices fell a jarring 98% (in dollars per unit of computing power) between 1991 and 2001.