Sentence examples for plants able to from inspiring English sources

The plaza in front of the building's main entrance is pitched toward a circular rain garden filled with plants able to absorb storm runoff.

Incineration is a traditional alternative to landfill, with modern plants able to produce energy from rubbish, but critics argue it can be wasteful.

Incineration is a traditional alternative, with modern plants able to produce energy from rubbish, but critics argue it can be wasteful.

New transmission lines are needed to keep up with the construction of solar and wind farms, and so are high-tech natural gas plants able to switch on and off quickly to complement the fluctuations of the sun and wind.

The key to that great Phanerozoic expansion appears to lie in the development of plants able to carry out the photosynthetic process and thus release free oxygen into the atmosphere.

Such an arrangement might be either combined gas and gas (COGAG), with both plants able to operate together, or combined gas or gas (COGOG), with only one plant being used at a time.

In 1979 American researchers put into operation the first OTEC plant able to generate usable amounts of electric power about 15 kilowatts of net power.

Here's what I haven't found on the weedy strip between the street and the sidewalk: a plant able to survive that kind of punishment.

Those imports will come mostly from developing nations like Equatorial Guinea, a former Spanish colony in West Africa where Marathon Oil of Houston plans to build an L.N.G. plant able to serve gas fields throughout the Gulf of Guinea.

A high temperature pilot plant able to test different types of TES systems and materials was designed and built at the University of Lleida (Spain).

When the large-scale centralized PV system is connected with the grid, the grid should be able to regard it as a normal generation plant able to deliver a rated capacity and therefore be centrally dispatched [4].