Sentences with phrase «actually power our operations»
We do want to get to a point where renewables and other carbon - free energy sources actually power our operations every hour of every day.
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Gas is actually very important for Neo platform as this token serves the purpose of paying for running smart contract operations, which means that Gas is actually powering up smart contracts, which is one of the most important features that Neo has as a platform.
As Josiah Fisk presents him in the Autumn 1994 Hudson Review, Cage was an influential figure in «the new simplicity» in music, a movement that tends to leave us «blissfully ignorant of the dialogues, the ambiguities, the deeply questioning and even subversive powers that actually govern the operation of music.»
The Lib Dems call for an urgent review of the powers leading to a more «sensitive and effective» use of stop and searching, «freeing up police to focus on counter-terrorism operations that actually work.»
In this sense, it provides baseload power, though it will require a period of continuous operation to demonstrate it can actually operate 24/7.
A capacity factor measures the amount of electricity actually produced by a generating unit compared to the electrical energy that could have been produced at continuous full power operation.
And banks who loan money for the construction of the power plants can only charge interest on the loan for the times when the plant is actually in operation.
Until then my statement that only the US has actually done it is correct, it was in the 1960's, it was shut down after 1.5 years of full power operation, and no other molten salt reactor has been constructed since then.
I remember reading over a year ago that a thin film solar cell company was actually going to power its operations with thin film solar cells.
politically - correct (not necessarily) powers that be who might be well - advised to become licensed and operational, actually involved in day to day business operations in the industry, on the road, before shouting venomous assaults, making decisions based on fact, not assumption.