Sentences with phrase «equals the energy put»

«Several priests» demonstrating does not nearly equal the energy put into the anti-abortion efforts.

A few other privately financed startups are also challenging the status quo and two in North America are building new machines in the next few years that aim to get close to the break - even point, where the energy generated equals the energy put into the system.

Not exact matches

If pro-lifers were truly «pro life» then they would put an equal amount of energy into stopping prison executions which are unarguably taking actual human lives....

And remember that my initial entry into the energy problem isn't so much climate, although I think that's super, super important and I absolutely put it out there equal, but I start out with let's make energy cheaper, because when I say I want more fertilizer for Africa, I want more light at night, I want vaccines to stay cold for Africa, that's all about the price of energy.

Or put another way, the average annual energy absorbed by the upper ocean alone equals 43 times the amount of energy the U.S. consumed in 2012, the most recent year with data available.

When it comes to marketing your book, know that you'll have to put in lots of time, energy, and resources — probably equal to, if not more than, what your publisher puts in.

I'm guessing that he, like others in the cottage industry of anti-clean industry front groups, has been trying to raise more dirty energy money by showing he can put an equals sign between the Solyndra bankruptcy and broad pro-clean energy policies.

Not only would such a carbon tax be relatively easy to scale to a global system, but it would also take the health and environmental effects of fossil fuels into account, putting clean energy — from wind to nuclear — on an equal footing.

Even if the rate of CO2 - > N2 energy transfer is exactly equal to the rate of N2 - > CO2 energy transfer, the fact that there is energy being put into the CO2 side means that N2 is heated up.

We think energy savings must be put on an equal footing with Europe's emission reduction and renewable energy targets.

Europe's policies were put into place «before scientists came to the conclusion that not all biomass is created equal,» explains Ginny Kreitler, a senior adviser on energy and the environment for National Audubon.

Simply put, it was inspiring to be part of a group of people committing so much time, energy, and income in support of our peers who still face so many barriers to accessing services, tolerance, equal treatment, and justice.

The amount of time and energy you put into writing your resume will be reciprocated by an equal amount of interest from employers.