Sentence examples for powerful plants from inspiring English sources
Westinghouse recently agreed to provide four new plants to China.Soul of a new reactorMeanwhile, Areva, a French nuclear company, is engineering ever more powerful plants.
"Editors need to be incredible researchers, to seek out answers from everywhere," says Sondker, who adds that much of the process involved researching "the most powerful plants to apply topically".
When the gardening world mustered up an effusive new vocabulary around these powerful plants, I learned how to pronounce Calamagrostis acutiflora (ka-la-ma-GRAHS-tiss acute-a-FLOOR-a) all in one breath, but I never really got excited about plants the size -- and with something of the exotic character -- of juvenile elephants.
The result of more powerful plants running more days of the year is that a reduced number of reactors is producing more and more power; in 1999, the 103 reactors produced more power than the whole industry did in the early 1990's, when the number of plants peaked at 110.
For many, pollen doesn't become an irritant until it crosses a certain threshold - the longer season and more powerful plants may be the threshold needed to trigger allergies.
Combining the extracts of some of the most powerful plants and oils, this is three easy steps to environmental recovery, softer skin, and a recharged outlook.
The results of this work shows that it is possible to use an inexpensive but powerful power plant process simulation software for modelling a common chemical process as a part of a large energy system.
Even so, powerful plant managers with seats on the board have thwarted one "revival" after another.
Drugs companies are looking for the most powerful plant molecules to use alone or in combination with existing drugs.
In part, they were counting on a counterintuitive ace in the hole: that rising carbon dioxide levels, the primary contributor to global warming, would act as a powerful plant fertilizer and offset many of the ill effects of climate change.
Over the past 4-5 years I've developed an increasing appreciation for our powerful plant allies and I'm increasingly hungry for information, so I'm thankful for your blog/lectures as they help to steer me in the right direction.
