Sentence examples for the same appliance from inspiring English sources
Daily energy consumption of one and the same appliance may vary between a few watt-hours and 2000 Wh and even more, dependent on the respective operational factors.
This won't be true as the Web and TV converge, as firms such as WebTV and Worldgate combine the Internet experience and the broadcast experience in the same appliance.
On the other hand, Fuziy et al. [[14]], using the Pendulum, reported a molar distal movement of 4.6 mm and a distal tipping of 18°, while Mossaz et al. [[15]], using the same appliance, reported a distal movement of 3.8 mm and a distal tipping of 2.9°.
A previous study with the same appliance reported even lower PM10 emissions from wood pellets of around 3 mg MJ−1 for full load and 10 mg MJ−1 for part-load (Schmidl et al., 2011).
An electric range, dishwasher and 21-cubic-foot refrigerator from G.E. might cost about $2,000; the same appliances in its Monogram Pro line could cost nearly $17,000.
The question would be that if this is because of the lack of these facilities, or these households still use the same appliances for decades because they did not need to be replaced yet?
He notes that each of those small households will need many of the same basic appliances such as a refrigerator, stove, washer, microwave, etc.
At the same time, household appliance sales fell an average 23percentt in May and 30percentt in June, according to the Brazilian Association of Electroelectronic Manufacturers, known as Eletros.
So when it came time to replace it with a new energy-efficient model, I returned to the same big-box appliance retailer where I had purchased the original unit.
The same day, Network Appliance, another storage vendor, gave a warning that revenue for the past quarter could fall by up to 25% because customers are delaying orders.Nor is enterprise software, the complex programs that dominate corporate computing, the safe bet it once seemed.
The Toaster Project was a solo attempt to fabricate, from raw natural materials, the same Chinese-made appliance that sells in British stores for £3.99 ($6.60).
