The earliest operational turbine of this type delivered 11 horsepower.
Building a gas turbine of that size to meet peak needs would cost substantially less.
If it could make electricity with the turbine of desire and disapproval, California would never run out of power.
A multipart turbine of swinging limbs, the eight-member company repeatedly advanced upon the audience from the darkness at the rear of the stage.
A mixed-flow turbine of the Deriaz type uses swiveled, variable-pitch runner blades that allow for improved efficiency at part loads in medium-sized machines.
Gibbs built several yachts and luxury liners in partnership with the yacht designer Daniel Hargate Cox, and in 1933 they began to design destroyers for the U.S. Navy, developing a high-pressure, high-temperature steam turbine of great efficiency.
By favoring large corporate clients with inexpensive loans while ignoring small-scale businesses, they denied credit to what should be the turbine of Egypt's highly decentralized economy just as privatization and reduced import duties were fueling inflation and killing jobs.
He was a writer, after all; a turbine of extraordinary creativity, an intense observer of the nuances of light, of faces, landscape, flowers, the gore of war and of every conceivable inflection of the sexual act.
In the Brexit photos, drawn largely from a recent show in Portugal called "On the Verge of Visibility," Tillmans zooms in on the turbine of a plane or the froth of sea water until they appear immaterial.
In a corner was the 70T, a fourteen-ton turbine of steel about the size of a VW Beetle, capable of hauling seventy tons at fifty feet a second.
But it was on a course in Scoraig that former hi-tech professional Mr Dotan learned from the inspirational pioneer Hugh Pigott how to build a "home brew" wind turbine of exactly the sort now helping to make Susiya viable.
