Sentence examples for the current electricity from inspiring English sources
The current electricity crisis, which the utility companies have said may force them to go bankrupt, is threatening these banks with losses.
Mr. Kerry called President Bush's effort to link oil exploration in the refuge to the current electricity supply shortage in California "muddled at best and cynical at worst".
This increases Torrens Island's operating cost to about $95 per megawatt-hour, which coincidently is almost the same as the current electricity contract price.
The expansion would involve developing nuclear generation technologies that are not currently used commercially anywhere in the world, and would also entail a huge expansion from the current electricity contribution of nuclear power to the UK grid.
The current electricity portfolio of France is an example of a nuclear low-carbon strategy.
Managing the electricity system becomes increasingly challenging, calling for modifications of the current electricity market.
The U.P.S. has an inverter, which converts the direct current electricity from the batteries to household alternating current and regulates the voltage.
The ashes of the man who developed, among other things, the alternating current electricity supply system widely in use today have been preserved in a gold-coloured sphere in the Nikola Tesla museum in the Serbian capital since 1957.
In part, that's because the alternating current electricity that comes from the grid has to be converted to direct current before a car's batteries can store it, and the capacity of the electronics that make the A.C.-to-D.C. conversion is a bottleneck.
The French current electricity mix is characterised by a high share of nuclear power which equalled 76% of the total electric production in 2015.
We also discuss the wider implications of applying the framework to current electricity access intervention programs in Bangladesh, provide feedback on the MTF's design, as well as suggest potential improvements for its application in the future.
