Sentence examples for uses of electricity from inspiring English sources
"Our objective is not to push a market for electricity, but to provide for useful uses of electricity," said Eugene V. Zeltmann, president and chief operating officer of the power authority, in a telephone interview from his Albany office.
The effective insertion of the production of renewables of intermittent nature (wind and) photovoltaic) and new uses of electricity (heat pumps, electric vehicles...) in the electric system requires the design of equipment "smart', thanks to the new technologies of information and communication.
In the context of traditional DSM, it includes the adoption of new uses of electricity and the installation of electric devices in places where fossil-fueled devices would otherwise have been used.
Hawaii is at the forefront of technical changes in the electric grid and the uses of electricity, with an aspirational goal for 100% carbon-free electricity in 2045.
This is an eminently readable account of the early years of electrical technology, as engineers and scientists in the pre-Edison years searched for practical uses of electricity.
We have reviewed these discoveries within the historical context of the medical uses of electricity including attempts to cure blindness, the discovery of the visual cortex, and opportunities for cortex stimulation experiments during neurosurgery.
The order prohibits electric corporations "from promoting the use of electricity through the use of advertising, subsidy payments..
Held: A regulation of appellee New York Public Service Commission which completely bans an electric utility from advertising to promote the use of electricity violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
The American George F Green experimented with the use of electricity for engines and was engaged by Samuel Stockton White to devise and perfect electric dental devices.
Exposures to extremely low-frequency electric and magnetic fields (EMF) emanating from the generation, transmission, and use of electricity are a ubiquitous part of modern life.
And in recent months overall use of electricity has declined.
