Sentence examples for the existing electric from inspiring English sources
Instead, the existing electric infrastructure will be upgraded to carry a greater load.
He previously wrote for the Automobiles section about the search for a fast-charger plug that would be compatible with all of the existing electric cars.
"Locations that have a lot of through-traffic, and also locations where perhaps the existing electric vehicle infrastructure needs boosting," said Lindsay-Green.
Under the existing electric rate structure, over the course of a year, it is millions of dollars cheaper for the ships' operators to have their vessels idle in port than to pay for shore-based power.
Think of the problem that way, Agassi realized, and the recharging company could refill its customers' cars using battery technology and the existing electric grid without making any radical new technological innovations.
The existing electric power grid has components for generation, for transmission, and finally for distribution of electric power to large and small users.
Lawyers for the Army Corps of Engineers have disputed the idea that eDNA findings show that the corps' existing electric barriers on the sanitary and ship canal have failed to block Asian carp.
The plant's electricity would be carried into Los Angeles by a line of steel transmission towers constructed across the Santa Monica Mountains through Calabasas and connected to the DWP's existing electric grid in the San Fernando Valley.
"By our calculations," says Vince "if everyone in the UK had a Black Box we could reduce the load on existing electric power-stations by 15%".
The purpose of this survey is to present a critical overview of smart grid concepts, with a special focus on the role that communication, networking and middleware technologies will have in the transformation of existing electric power systems into smart grids.
The iconic status of existing electric guitars, and the lack of any recent radical innovations in the category, pose challenges in securing consumer adoption.
