Sentence examples for with electricity that from inspiring English sources

We've had experimental lamps that could operate with electricity that comes directly from the wall outlet.

They can be plugged in overnight at home, or in an office or supermarket parking space during the day, and be topped up with electricity that is generated more efficiently in a centralised power station, or even by renewable sources.

AMP technology provides a dock with electricity that is converted to a ship-compatible voltage.

The 1,150-megawatt 1,150-megawattgoing testing to go fully online this month, and will join the existing 1,100-megawatt Watts Bar plant, whish already provides 650,000 area homes with electricity that emits zero carbon emissions.

It enraged him that he didn't know science, that he didn't travel in trains with electricity, that he hadn't seen Lenin's mausoleum and had only once smelled a whiff of perfume, from a bottle that belonged to the wife of his boss, the director of Section 10.

Con Ed is allowed to recover part of the savings it gets when it makes such deals and buys electricity at below-market prices, but it can also lose money if it makes the wrong prediction and gets stuck with electricity that costs more than the market price.

Page A20 Business PACIFIC NORTHWEST'S PLAN TO DEAL WITH EXTRA ENERGY In a pilot project meant to deal with excess electricity that can cause blackouts, utilities in the Pacific Northwest have recruited consumers to draw in excess electricity and store it in a basement water heater or a space heater outfitted by the utility.

Inside the machine is a drum, charged with static electricity, that attracts toner particles.

"People are going to charge the batteries of their cars at home with normal electricity that is predominately of a fossil fuel base.

Schools can make huge annual savings through solar panels, with half-price clean electricity that could well cover library costs; as a former teacher, Garland holds the issue close to his heart.

Tim Sendra from AllMusic felt that "most interesting reboot" in the album took place on 'Can't Get You Out of My Head', saying that the "insistent strings push the song along with a tightly coiled electricity that is impossible to resist".