Sentence examples for providing wind from inspiring English sources

It sets out in principle deals on tackling deforestation and providing wind turbines, solar panels and other low-carbon technology to developing nations.

It was a free-reed instrument with a foot-operated bellows providing wind pressure to vibrate reeds whose access was controlled by a keyboard.

As it happens, the current cost per megawatt of providing wind and solar power is about the same as that for building Hinkley Point.

If we don't do that we're going to suffer a hard landing one day very soon," says Ma. From top-down, engineering solutions providing wind turbines and solar panels, to NGOs and citizens forcing local government and industry to act, China's next steps are going to be closely scrutinised.

We appreciate Japan Meteorological Agency's support providing wind data around the summit of Mount Ontake.

We thank the Wind PI team and National Space Science Data Center at Goddard Space Flight Center for management and providing Wind plasma and magnetic field solar wind data.

On that cold January day, she spied pillows in a tree's large empty hollow, boards nailed across the split as though to provide wind protection and privacy.

The invader, a shrub native to Argentina and Chile, arrived on the islands several decades ago when a small number of plants were brought in to provide wind shelter in a garden.

The Flatiron Building's triangular steel frame was also not particularly innovative, although the engineers, Purdy & Henderson, had to allow for greater than average wind bracing because the building was fairly narrow and had less bulk to provide wind resistance.

Still, Mr. De Pasquale and Ms. Stern — who also get renewable power from ConEdison Solutions, a subsidiary of Con Edison that provides wind energy — are convinced they are making a difference with their at-home composting.

The electricity they generate from their own facilities, and the power they are obliged to buy from certain companies that co-generate electricity or provide wind or solar power, satisfy roughly two-thirds of the demand from their customers.