| Recent studies have revealed that the motility of this cell is based on a membrane motor that directly uses electrical energy. |
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| Further heating and electrical energy comes from photovalic solar panels located on the roof. |
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| Fuel cells directly produce power by converting chemical energy into electrical energy. |
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| A battery is basically a simple electrochemical device to store electrical energy as chemicals. |
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| Thus he was able to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy and discover the first dynamo. |
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| Sound waves create mechanical vibrations that can be transformed into electrical energy that is added to an audio signal. |
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| These changes in the mind influence the tiny flow of electrical energy generated by the E-Meter, causing the needle on its dial to move. |
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| It has invented a semiconductor technology that converts heat from a wide variety of sources to electrical energy using solid state thermionics. |
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| The three-phase asynchronous motor makes use of the induction principle for converting electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
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| A high-density coil transforms the magnetic charge generated by the rotor into electrical energy that powers the watch. |
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| The power supply provides a source of electrical energy for the cellular transceiver and the control circuitry. |
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| The internal receiving coil is connected to a receiver that provides electrical energy to the mechanical driver. |
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| The sky above Los Angels is likely charged with a tremendous amount of electrical energy that may develop into something like ball lightning. |
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| The burning of brown coal in Victoria's Latrobe Valley produces about 70 tonnes of uranium oxide per gigawatt of electrical energy per year. |
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| Turbine-generators and generator sets are devices that convert mechanical into electrical energy. |
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| Thus, in this room right now, we are converting electrical energy into light energy in the projector that is beaming images from my slides to the screen before you. |
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| Resistance is due to electrons in a conductor colliding with the ionic lattice of the conductor meaning that electrical energy is converted into heat. |
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| These processes convert chemical energy into electrical energy. |
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| Primary cells, which transform chemical energy to electrical energy, have a finite supply of reactants that eventually become exhausted. |
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| Another is the photovoltaic cell array required to convert light into electrical energy. |
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| By definition a solar cell, also known as a photovoltaic cell, converts solar energy into electrical energy. |
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| Additionally, an electronically commutated blower motor is used to reduce the electrical energy consumption of the furnace. |
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| However, the blower required to pressurize the washer consumes the electrical energy savings. |
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| Before the emergence of technologies of light for depilation, the doctors used electrical energy to cauterize the feeder vessels. |
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| For operation of the plodder and the chill roll electrical energy and cooling water are required. |
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| The next step is to investigate their use in solar cell, or light harvest devices, which convert solar energy into electrical energy. |
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| Prefab concrete housings, used in the field of distribution of electrical energy have to answer at very strict security prescriptions. |
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| Nevertheless, this system uses a great deal of electrical energy, and this limits the use of mechanical pulping in many types of paper. |
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| To leave out electrical energy consumption from the balance finally leads to erroneous optimization. |
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| The collected electricity drives a heat pump, which converts the electrical energy into thermal energy. |
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| In the conversion of the power of tides into electrical energy, the inventor finds great difficulties. |
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| A major proportion of the proposed technologies and measures concern systems for the provision or use of electrical energy. |
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| This process involves the consumption of electrical energy due to the operation of the machinery itself. |
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| Annual electrical energy costs expressed as a percentage of total annual operational costs. |
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| Our engineers are developing a technology that enables electrical energy transfer without cables. |
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| An excessively high temperature in casting means an unnecessary use of electrical energy. |
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| He manages a team working on the conception and analysis of electrical energy systems. |
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| Wind turbines are designed to produce electrical energy as cheaply as possible. |
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| Biogas is rich in methane and can be used as a source of thermal or electrical energy. |
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| The wind turbine generator converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. |
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| The coating conducts electricity and enables the glass to act as a capacitor, a device that can store electrical energy. |
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| Seizures are the physical effects of such unusual bursts of electrical energy in the brain. |
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| Underground electrical energy consumption is shown in Figure 6 for the nine conventional potash mining operations. |
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| The mechanical energy of the turbine is then transformed into electrical energy by the generator. |
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| For example, thanks to innovative new methods, gases created by waste will be transformed into electrical energy. |
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| The moving electrons transmit electrical energy from one point to another. |
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| The length of time during which the sound energy ceases, and the electrical energy lasts depends not on the principle of the telephone, but on the length of the wire. |
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| In contrast to monopolar energy delivery, the bipolar technique requires an electrolytic medium to conduct the electrical energy from the active to the return electrode. |
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| The transmitter converts acoustic energy into electrical energy. |
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| The vibratory energy that produces the minute deformation comes from a transducer which converts high-frequency alternating electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
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| Electroguayas, a national company that produces and commercializes electrical energy for Ecuador, requests its suppliers of goods and services to obtain a quality certification through Cotecna Quality Resources, Ecuador. |
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| As Rwanda relies heavily on the use of fuelwood for providing electrical energy, tremendous pressure is being placed on the country's rapidlydepleting forests. |
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| Romania is a net exporter of electrical energy and is 48th worldwide in terms of consumption of electric energy. |
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| Several fundamental methods exist to convert other forms of energy into electrical energy. |
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| The flywheel-based energy storage unit enables STORNETIC clients to transform electrical energy into rotation energy and store it. |
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| Passive transducers usually require additional electrical energy. |
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| This section refers to the supply of electrical energy to residential Customers residing in detached, semi-detached, duplex, triplex, or townhouse dwelling units, as defined in the following sections. |
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| This helped improve lighting quality and visibility and save electrical energy by 25 per cent, he pointed out. |
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| Prices for electrical energy are leapfrogging in Russian regions. |
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| That technology is the perfect answer to the growing demand for eco-friendly,emission-free intraurban transport solutions, based on renewable electrical energy. |
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| Solar panels allow for energy transfer from light energy to heat and electrical energy. |
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| An electric motor is an electrical machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
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| The reverse of this is the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy and is done by an electric generator. |
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| The photovoltaic effect is the transformation of light into electrical energy, as in solar cells. |
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| The turbine drives a generator, thus transforming its mechanical energy into electrical energy by electromagnetic induction. |
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| The conversion to electrical energy takes place indirectly, as in conventional thermal power stations. |
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| All thermal power plants produce waste heat energy as a byproduct of the useful electrical energy produced. |
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| Power stations can also generate electrical energy from renewable energy sources. |
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| A wind turbine is a device that converts the wind's kinetic energy into electrical energy. |
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| The quantum of electrical energy is an electron, and so the best one can do is match filter all energy into a single electron. |
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| Human power is occasionally used to generate and sometimes store electrical energy in batteries for use in the wilderness. |
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| Redox reactions are the foundation of electrochemical cells, which can generate electrical energy or support electrosynthesis. |
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| Although large amounts of electrical energy are required to produce mechanical pulp, it costs less than the chemical kind. |
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| The generation of words is an expression of electrical energy. |
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| Capacitance also implies an associated storage of electrical energy. |
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| Its primary function is to store electrical energy. |
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| Batteries convert chemical energy into electrical energy through reactions at the anode and cathode. |
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| At the time, electrical energy from nuclear fission was seen as a cheap energy source for the future, and the nuclear industry required additional engineering capacity for that sector to evolve. |
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| The least costly electrical energy right now is the megawatt. |
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| It is very important, in relation to electrical energy trade quotas, that this process takes into account the integration of this sector in various countries. |
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| We continue to generate electrical energy from gas. |
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| Its plan of action is to generate 10 percent of the country's total electrical energy requirement through renewable energy by the turn of the century. |
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| The end of charge criteria corresponds to a charging time of 12 hours, except if a clear indication is given to the driver by the standard instrumentation that the electrical energy storage device is not yet fully charged. |
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| And, in another contribution to sustainable development and to Earth's life, we are supporting elementary schools in teaching young people how to use electrical energy in a rational and efficient way. |
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| By placing these flexible nanorods in a polymer solution, the group found it could produce a composite material that had the elasticity and pliability of plastic, but capable of converting solar rays into electrical energy. |
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| Ali Hajjiyah, told KUNA that electrical energy consumption in Kuwait was high compared to other countries. |
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| They actually implement a complete electrical energy process whose working parameters may be read and translated on tables and graphs to study and understand all aspects of the three steps of the energy process. |
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| Xcel Energy and its predecessor companies have been providing electrical energy services to South Dakotans for over a century, Gov. |
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| The Dartmouth robot is little more than a sliver of flexible silicon, two bits of memory, and two actuators that convert electrical energy into motion. |
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| An electrolyser uses electrical energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. |
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| The goal of Vertical Run is to beat the competition in a multiplayer challenge by collecting enough electrical energy and avoiding driving errors in the e-tron, in order to reach the highest possible speed. |
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| The bigger power plants to 1 megawatt have another privileged tariff for the produced electrical energy which moves from 12 to 41 eurocent per hour kilowatt. |
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| Compared with other low carbon power sources, wind turbines have some of the lowest global warming potential per unit of electrical energy generated. |
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