Sentence examples for waste of power from inspiring English sources

The net result is a waste of power.

"That's an atrocious waste of power," my dad said when I told him.

The waste of power inspired President Bush to sign an executive order in 2001 instructing federal agencies to buy energy-efficient devices.

Even when you make a call, you have to stop yourself from straying into any "normal" areas of conversation – they're a waste of power.

By doing this, the waste of power, which is caused by the transmission of one user's data in the un-serving APs, can be avoided.

Warming the sugar, as both she and Darina Allen suggest, to help it dissolve more quickly, is also unnecessary; as well as being a waste of power, it's hard work trying to tip a couple of kilos of the stuff from a hot baking tray into a bubbling pan.

In MIMO communications, information and power will be allocated to such subspaces, which cause loss of information and wasting of power since the subspaces do not exist in the channel.

It can be concluded that if there is no series reactor, there will be large equalizing current in the mode of bilateral supply and the penetrating power as well, resulting in a waste of traction power supply equipment capacity and causing power energy metering problem.

We all know that TVs on standby waste tons of power, and that most domestic appliances are wasteful.

Each sheds light on the fix the world finds itself in by touching on desolation, waste, abuse of power, injustice, loss and death — of both individuals and cultures — all of which count among the vicissitudes of time.

Smit is working with several researchers at Berkeley and other universities to find ways to capture carbon dioxide, produced by burning coal and natural gas, from the waste stream of power plants so that it can be sequestered underground.