Sentence examples for traditionally powered from inspiring English sources

The institute says a passive house uses less than a quarter of the energy of a traditionally powered home.

The relatively strong recovery in New York has come despite only a gradual return to hiring on Wall Street, which has traditionally powered the city's economy.

A passive house uses less than a quarter of the energy of a traditionally powered home, according to the Passivhaus Institut, which developed the standard in Darmstadt, Germany.

Already, arguments over the treaty have revived old divisions between the French-German axis that has traditionally powered European integration and others like Britain that shy from close unity.

The second car is the ActiveE, based on the BMW 1 Series coupe, which is described as the first vehicle "to combine the space and comfort of a traditionally powered BMW with a fully electric drivetrain".

Absorption chiller technology (traditionally powered by natural gas in large buildings), can easily be retrofitted to run on solar energy.

Traditionally, power plants sought reliability through redundant capacity.

"Traditionally, power plants were built in poor neighborhoods, so people living in nice neighborhoods weren't forced to confront the human cost of using electricity," said Greg Watson of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, an agency that administers Massachusetts's renewable energy trust.

Traditionally, power has been defined as the ability to effect change, but to be truly powerful today, one has to possess an entrepreneurial mindset, spirit, and approach.

The City is a bastion of power, traditionally male power, and they want to keep women out".

Traditionally, the United States, powered by heavy federal investments in basic research, the kind that pursues fundamental questions of nature, dominated the awards.