Sentence examples for transmitting energy from inspiring English sources

Governor Darkin said that if President Vladimir V. Putin "gives us the task of transmitting energy to North Korea next year, we will be ready to do that".

The mobile host features the capability of wirelessly transmitting energy to sensor nodes on an as-needed basis.

Distributing energy this way is more efficient than transmitting energy over distances, said LO3's founder, Lawrence Orsini, and would make neighborhoods more resilient to power outages, as well as helping meet demand when energy needs exceed expectations.

"So, one night, at 3 a.m., it occurred to me: Wouldn't it be great if this thing charged itself?" He began to wonder if any of the physics principles he knew of could turn into new ways of transmitting energy.

Some operate only within a single state, some in two or more states, transmitting energy across state lines for their own account, and some sell energy at wholesale in interstate commerce.

-- admitted to working with others on trading tactics that effectively transformed California's complex system for buying and transmitting energy into a fictional world, complete with bogus transmission schedules, imaginary congestion on power lines and fraudulent sales of "out of state" energy that in fact came from California itself.

Regulations vary from state to state, making it hard to transmit energy across state borders.

Pulleys are used singly or in combination to transmit energy and motion.

Researchers present a graphic illustrating how magnetism can transmit energy wirelessly.

She instructed them to close their eyes and transmit energy around the circle in a clockwise direction.

The Reedsport project could transmit energy to shore through an outflow pipe once used by a now-defunct timber mill.