Sentence examples for task of energy from inspiring English sources

Scientists who study fat emphasize that its bland and amorphous appearance notwithstanding, our adipose depots represent highly specialized organs, as finely honed to the task of energy storage as muscle is built for flexing.

"Part of this role will require the politically challenging task of energy subsidy and tax reform to incentivise the consumption of alternative fuels and disincentivise oil consumption, particularly in non-OECD countries where oil price subsidies have been institutionalised," it said.

It has been widely accepted that the task of energy systems planning process involves a variety of social, economic, environmental, technical, and political factors that are characterized with temporal and spatial variabilities (Cai et al. [2009]).

Pantograph catenary system bears the task of energy transfer from the electrical power grid to electric trains; therefore, the electrical contact between the pantograph and catenary is directly related with the working reliability and safety of the trains.

Instead of taking a political approach, circling the wagons around the eco-warrior camp and battling the fossil fuel industry, we should be developing a serious energy plan based on science, encompassing all forms of energy, to unite all parties in an unreserved commitment to the great task of energy transition.

On the one hand, mitochondria continuously generate ROS themself during their main task of energy production (ATP) by consuming oxygen via the respiratory chain.

The genes are responsible for performing the major tasks of energy metabolism and respiration, nitrogen fixation, protein translation and folding, and photosynthesis, along with several other tasks.

Governor Darkin said that if President Vladimir V. Putin "gives us the task of transmitting energy to North Korea next year, we will be ready to do that".

Candidates who try to mine the immigrant vote still face their own peculiar challenges; for instance, there is the task of focusing energy on people who can actually cast a vote on Election Day, and then getting those people to the polls.

Finally, the Weibull and primarily Beta distributions seem to capture better the underlying noise distribution for the task of solar energy prediction.

It has the task of moving energy from the hot fluid to the hot walls of the Stirling engine head in the zone of contact with the hot source.