Sentence examples for the efficiency standard from inspiring English sources

Ecos began measuring the efficiency of computer power supplies in 2003 and found that none of them met the efficiency standard.

But by the mid-1980's, Mr. Crandall notes, the real cost of gasoline had fallen to pre-embargo levels and the efficiency standard began to bind.

Rare cell capture devices face the challenge of maintaining the efficiency standard of traditional bulk separation methods such as flow cytometers and immunomagnetic separators while requiring very high purity of the target cell population, which is typically already at very low starting concentrations.

In floor debates, Democrats contended that the efficiency standards would help the environment and the economy.

Democrats have countered that the efficiency standards will help the environment and save consumers money on their electric bills.

The efficiency standards, begun under President Gerald Ford in 1975, require auto companies to increase the fuel economy of cars and light trucks by a small amount each year.

A renowned Berkeley physicist, Art Rosenfeld pioneered the efficiency standards that make California an international leader in energy conservation and sustainability.

Since the efficiency standards do not apply to old ships, changing the course of shipping emissions will be about as gradual as turning a mammoth container ship.

But he expressed optimism about the industry's chances of developing light bulbs that please environmentalists, energy conservationists and finicky consumers in time to meet the efficiency standards that Congress has mandated for 2012.

The efficiency standards that are set to take effect on January 1 , 2012mean that older, incandescent bulbs will be phased out.

Well, the efficiency standards will help the planet by cutting the energy needs of microwaves, which will in turn save consumers money.