Sentence examples for return of energy from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the recent development of thinner, lighter and much higher efficiency solar cells promises to make sending them into space less expensive and return of energy much greater.

Cavagna et al. [215] have estimated that VO2 during running might be 30 to 40% higher without contributions from elastic storage and return of energy.

Even though SOTAT is presently the best stage of development from the viewpoint of sugarcane energy use, the total return of energy is lower than US$0.10/ton of milled cane.

I actually had a fleeting image of an anatomical diagram charting the diminishing return of energy to oxygen under duress and I thought: Oh no.

Cycloconverter, Scherbius, matrix, CSI, and LCI drives inherently allow return of energy from the load to the line, while voltage-source inverters require an additional converter to return energy to the supply.

"The fixed-income market faces many challenges that include an explosion in Treasury debt issuance and a return of energy-price inflation, within three to five years," warned Robert L. Rodriguez, the chief executive of First Pacific Advisers, at an industry conference in late May.

We compare the net energy return on energy invested (EROI) of mini-hydropower and solar electricity using five existing mini-hydropower installations in northern Thailand with grid-connected solar PV simulations.

Further, the non-rigidity of tendons allows the storage and return of strain energy during locomotion [4,5] and facilitates the muscle force potential due to the force-length-velocity relationship [6-8].

A significant aspect of the current economic recovery, outside of QE, is the return of cheap energy from shale gas (i.e. fracking).

It therefore appears that controlled storage and return of biomechanical energy provided a substantial metabolic benefit to walking with an immobilized ankle.

For example, households may require relatively high rates of return for energy efficiency investments, which leads to lower investments in real markets than those levels predicted by models.