Sentence examples for use of electrification from inspiring English sources
Just as we once made better and better use of electrification, we're now making better and better use of digital computing.
The B&O's use of electrification instead of steam power in a Baltimore tunnel on the Royal Blue Line, beginning in 1895, marked the first use of electric locomotives by an American railroad and presaged the dawn of practical alternatives to steam power in the 20th century.
We include proxies for infrastructural capital because the literature suggests that social connectivity and education play a large role in unlocking the productive uses of electrification [13], and proximity to roads, major towns, and trade centers allows for more vibrant local economies.
Establish the state of knowledge regarding the impacts of electrification on productive use and local economic development.
A motivation for this convening was a paper, produced by Oxfam, which had been confounded by the mixed findings on the impact of electrification on productive use.
Modified from Wadud, et al. Many benefits claimed for the ride-hailing model, such as more efficient driving to save energy, elimination of fossil fuel use by electrification and fuel savings due to smaller vehicles, also apply to the dystopian model.
Its capabilities are demonstrated for the case of the electrification of the primary flight control system (PFCS) using different electric technologies (EHA, EMA) and different levels of electrification ranging from the conventional hydraulic to the all-electric.
Productive electricity use is widely believed to contribute to positive impacts of electrification projects.
They were well liked by crews and used on this part of the network until the arrival of electrification.
"Stronger abatement incentives also promote electrification and the use of biofuels in road transport, reducing oil imports.
The use of collective PV systems for the electrification of small medium-size villages in developing countries has increased in the recent years.
