Sentence examples for viable power from inspiring English sources

Thick-film SOI is shown as a viable power amplifier technology for integrated RFIC applications.

The coastal waters of Massachusetts, USA encompass tidal phenomena that generate flows of sufficient magnitude for commercially viable power extraction.

In addition, as an important step towards the commercially viable power plant, ITER has an ambitious inherent availability target of 60% for plasma production.

"Certainly, I'd welcome fusion as part of the world's energy mix, but this announcement is a long way from a working prototype, let alone a commercially viable power generator.

Johnson Controls Inc., a leading car-battery maker based in Milwaukee, is pursuing refinements to lead-acid technology, which company officials regard as the most viable power source for electric vehicles in the near term.

As a result, Maxwell may only see a few starts each week when he slumps, making him a more viable power specialist in leagues that allow frequent (daily) lineup adjustments.

U.S. and U.N. officials are worried that the two men will fail to achieve a viable power-sharing arrangement, further protracting the country's political vacuum, rendering the audit result meaningless and jeopardizing international aid and cooperation.

HyperV hopes to use it to design the world's first commercially viable, power-generating fusion reactor.Whether or not the firm succeeds, there are plenty of down-to-earth ideas about what to do with electromagnetic catapults.

Thus, keeping about 10,000 U.S. ground troops in Afghanistan, plus the use of U.S. air power, merely makes it more likely that the United States will be drawn back into the conflict to save the non-viable power sharing government from the again rising Taliban.

You could argue that, 60 years on and still nowhere near being commercially viable, nuclear power stations are the past.

In order for such material to be commercially viable, high power conversion efficiency (PCE) is necessary.