Sentence examples for save electric from inspiring English sources
An appropriate lighting control linked with daylight can save electric lighting energy consumption and reduce peak electrical demands.
Sensitivity studies on bioclimatic highrises in tropical climate exhibit the use of daylight to save electric light.
The application of muon radiography will be greatly enhanced by the use of two muon sensor modules that save electric power consumption and are easily transportable.
A recent publication has demonstrated that the reasonable utilization of spinneret material (polypropylene) can save electric energy and improve the aligned effect of electrospun nanofibers [10].
This paper addresses the problem of how to determine optimal sleep timing when the computer user should turn the hard disk or the display off in order to save electric power after the computer has not been used.
In this micro-grid architecture the AC/DC converter realizes a conversion stage at 790 V DC, whereas other two converters allow either the electric vehicle battery packs to be charged or an energy storage buffer to save electric energy and support the main grid during the fast charging operations.
[Results] LED systematically saves electric energy, so it can provide suitable illumination for layers.
Optimizing mold structure is a crucial measure of remarkably reducing mold power consumption and saving electric energy.
"This is a facility," Mr. Victor said, "that cleans up the air, cleans up the soil, saves water, improves electric reliability, generates half a billion dollars in economic activity, and will save the electric and steam ratepayers in New York City tens of millions of dollar a year at the same time that it serves as a catalyst for the redevelopment of the underachieving North Brooklyn waterfront".
The Japanese government has announced a plan that could tap public money to save Tokyo Electric from financial collapse and also help it compensate victims of the disaster.
Marriott will save on electric bills and also earn incentive payments from utilities as a reward for its efforts during peak periods, like heat waves, when utilities struggle to meet demand and often have to pay high prices for electricity.
