Sentence examples for to drive wind from inspiring English sources

Researchers and industry workers alike woke with a shock to the problems caused by these dodgy supply chains in 2011, when the average price of "rare earths" — including terbium and europium, used in fluorescent bulbs; and neodymium, used in the powerful magnets that help to drive wind turbines and electric engines — shot up by as much as 750percentt in a year.

The tidal winds are the result of tidal forces from Saturn on Titan's atmosphere, which are 400 times stronger than the tidal forces of the Moon on Earth and tend to drive wind toward the equator.

But a huge negative factor is the uncertainty surrounding America's vision of where wind fits into our electricity future - uncertainly amply bankrolled by oil and coal competitors seeking to drive wind from the marketplace, and led by Charles and David Koch, who are the biggest single shareholders in the enterprise that has become Romney, Inc.

We continued to drive, winding into the altitudes, listening to nearly an hour's worth of Nelson's, "Red Headed Stranger".

Because climate models suggest that global average precipitation will increase between 1% and 2% for each 1°C rise in average temperature, the extra energy drained from the atmosphere by raindrop-induced friction will likely result in less energy available to drive winds, weather systems, and other atmospheric motions, researchers report online today in Science.

High winds will drive wind chills as low as -10F (-23C) and cause low visibility due to blowing and drifting snow.

Microarray comparisons and genetic screens have been undertaken by various laboratories to identify genes that drive wound healing and/or the wound inflammatory response in the embryo and in larvae (Stramer et al., 2008; Campos et al., 2010; Lesch et al., 2010).

Hence, the prevailing pricing mechanism in China provides the economic benefits which serve to drive the wind power industry for continuous and sustainable expansion on scale and quality of the wind power development in China.

In this system, the wind is too cold for its thermal pressure to overcome gravity, and the radiation pressure is too weak to drive a wind.

The tall space frame towers and lifting system concepts were developed by WTS with the support of the U.S. DOE and California Energy Commission to drive lower wind energy costs.

"It still seems really slow, but it turns out that the winds on Titan are really slow because there is no real temperature difference or pressure difference to drive fast winds," said Joshua Emery, an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee and a coauthor of the paper.