Sentence examples for taking the electricity from inspiring English sources

A tree – make that many trees – falls in Princeton, taking the electricity down too.

The aluminum company earned about $47 million by taking the electricity it had contracted to buy at $22.50 a megawatt hour from the federal Bonneville Power Administration and selling it back to the government for $555 a megawatt hour for much of December.

To be more concrete, we take the electricity production, for example, electric power companies are differentiated by voltages, a commercial consumer may need a voltage level of 11 kV or 440 V while a residential consumer needs power at level of 240 V, this difference of voltages refers to product differentiation.

Regional building practices, local codes and environmental policies should take the electricity mix into account because it is so important.

The operator of Britain's electricity and gas systems said extra capacity negotiated with companies would add 1.1GW and take the electricity margin to a more comfortable 6.1%.

Students are also strongly encouraged to take the electricity and magnetism/optics lab of the appropriate Physics series (24, 44) for 1 additional unit.

Danielle Fong has a clever way to widen the use of renewable power: take the electricity produced by, say, a wind farm and use it to compress air in carbon-fiber tanks.

"If you moved down the block, you'd take the electricity production with you just like if you make an investment in a community garden, wherever you live you'll benefit from what's grown in the garden," said Matt Cheney, a longtime financier of renewable energy and the founder of CleanPath Ventures.

Perhaps the greatest tribute to the quality of golf Nick Faldo played to win the 119th British Open today was that - like a lightning rod rising above the ultimate golfing landscape - he very nearly took the electricity out of the magical atmosphere of St. Andrews.

They took the electricity market as a non-linear dynamic system and modeled it using Nash discrete bidding strategies.

It's difficult to design components that can survive for decades in those conditions, especially the ancillary components that take the electricity out of the cell for cheap.