Sentence examples for power burden from inspiring English sources

A device that used piezoelectric crystals, which produce electricity when bent, was quiet and cut the power burden.

That way a city could buy a few thousand installs (and this money is being spent locally) and reduce the power burden of certain areas of the city.

That may be one reason that, among the Los Angeles artists who emerged in the 1960s and '70s and had staying power, Mr. Burden has long remained under the radar, revered in California and in Europe, and a cult figure for many younger artists, but underappreciated in New York and in many American museums.

The TCC on the long loop will bear almost all power supply burden (larger than 99%%).

Hovnanian grew up in Texas where beauty pageants were celebrated, meanwhile, her parents rejected this way of thinking as they were anti Vietnam war activists--her latest body of work reflects these conflicting values, "The Power & Burden of Beauty".

Rachel Hovnanian, The Power and Burden of Beauty, Installation.

Solar power plants burden the counties that host them.

Rachel Hovnanian, The Power and Burden of Beauty, Installation KB: What does the child's bassinet and wallpaper of beauty icons signify in this context?

In Rachel Hovnanian's current "Power and Burden of Beauty" at the Jason McCoy Gallery, her installation includes drawings, sculptures and film stills that challenge viewers to consider and reconsider the price of beauty.

This status of European power, however, burdened Russia with the maintenance of a large and up-to-date military establishment that became involved in many costly conflicts.

Her years as secretary of state do not provide a transparent guide to how a President Hillary Clinton would act – the presidency is a very different job, with much greater powers and burdens.