Sentence examples for transmitting electricity from inspiring English sources

Transmitting electricity, charging a battery and running an electric motor entail some energy loss, but refining oil for cars entails even more.

For years, the nation's electrical engineers and planners have warned that the North American system of transmitting electricity was becoming the orphan of the digital era, approaching a serious failure if not significantly upgraded.

Mixed in with some potassium or rubidium, buckyballs turned into superconductors, transmitting electricity with no loss to resistance.

More than a decade ago, Britain chose to split the work of transmitting electricity over long distances from the work of generating and selling it.

Its western German utilities limited it to producing and transmitting electricity, while they and their affiliates actually sold the power and cultivated customers.

Siemens products include trains, medical scanners and equipment for generating and transmitting electricity, and it operates in almost every country in the world.

It originally had two 1,500 kW turbo sets made by British Thomson-Houston, and was the first power station in the country to transmit electricity over bare electrical conductors.

The electric energy transmission business, transmits electricity from large generators through backbone grid lines to distribution grids which supply power to end consumers.

Reid's bill, the Clean Renewable Energy and Economic Development Act, provides a regulatory framework for the development of a national electric superhighway, a network of high-voltage power lines that would transmit electricity from remotely located wind and solar farms to energy-hungry urban areas.

"We just transmit electricity to the national grid," he said.

Only high-voltage alternating current could transmit electricity any distance, making it a far more flexible and superior technology.