Sentence examples for storing means from inspiring English sources

The high specific energy of hydrocarbon and hydrogen fuels, as compared to other energy storing means, like batteries, elastic elements, flywheels and pneumatics, appears to be an important advantage, and favors the ICE as a candidate.

The high specific energy of hydrocarbon and hydrogen fuels, as compared to other energy storing means, like, batteries, elastic elements, flywheels, pneumatics, and fuel cells, appears to be an important advantage, and favors the internal-combustion-engine (ICE) as a candidate.

But November – when these "resort" collections go in store – means something rather different in London.

For consumers, higher prices in stores means there will be a little less extra cash to spend.

Directional boutiques like Opening Ceremony and some of the world's best vintage stores means that shopping in the city continues to be worthwhile.

Having its own stores means that the company can better control its customer experience while reaping higher sales margins, Mr. Blumenthal said.

Spending so much on opening so many stores means it is still losing money, though Mr Hill now expects to break even next year.

The decent box office performance of Quantum and before that Casino Royale with Mr Craig minding the store means that 007 is almost certain to see another day.

More stores means less waiting, which in turn means happier customers (though somewhere in New York right now an incompletely caffeinated customer is complaining about standing in line at a Starbucks).

With many Android malware apps posing as legitimate games and apps, Android's market domination (and the hands-off approval process of the Google Play app store) means plenty of potential victims.

However, the fact HMV has a large supplier base and a number of loss-making stores means any rescue is likely to be complex and may not be sealed quickly.