Sentences with phrase «excess power makes»

In a way, the lack of excess power makes the Challenger a better around town cruiser.

Not exact matches

... [Americans] have become a nation that may defy every foe but that most dangerous of foes, herself, destined to a majestic future if she will shun the excess and perversion of the principles that made her great, prate less about the enemies of the past and strive more against the enemies of the future, resist the mob and the demagogue as she resisted Parliament and King, rally her powers from the race for gold and the delirium of prosperity to make firm the foundations on which that prosperity rests, and turn some fair proportion of her vast mental forces to other objects than material progress and the game of party politics.

«We have signed the agreement with ENI, which is a $ 7.5 billion investment agreement, the single largest investment ever made in Ghana probable after the Akosombo Dam and that is going to provide sufficient 1.5 how many million cubic feet of gas to produce power, the regional electricity market for West Africa is going to become operational at the end of this year, it means that if Ghana is able to produce more power and we have excess, we can put it on the regional electricity market and supply to Burkina Faso and to Mali and to others who do not have enough power.http: / / ghanapoliticsonline.com

The price tag (# 2.2 m), the power output (820bhp when fully lit), the rarity (just 24 were built) and the downforce (in excess of that 1350 kg kerb weight) make for a truly remarkable machine.

It weighs 1,000 kg and its 6.5 - litre V12 hybrid engine makes max power in excess of 1,100 bhp!

Previous notable exhibitions and performance projects include; «So Sorry» for Power Ball XVII: Appetite for Excess, Power Plant, Toronto, Canada (2015); «FECUNDITAS», a special commission for Performa, New York, USA (2014); «Jew York», Zach Feuer Gallery and Untitled Galleries, New York, USA (2013); «FREE», SCAD Museum of Art, Georgia, USA (2013); «Engagement», Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, England (2011); «Incubation», Rubell Family Collection, Miami, USA (2011); «Made in Texas», East Gallery of Dallas Contemporary, Texas, USA (2011); «Landscapes» (a site specific exhibition), Fondation Beyeler Summer Night's Gala, Basel, Switzerland (2011); «Nutcrackers» (one night performance event), Dallas Contemporary, Dallas, USA (2011); «Old Fashioned», Los Angeles County Museum of Art, USA (2010), «Just Right», Rubell Family Collection, Miami, USA (2010); «The de Pury Diptych», Saatchi Gallery, London, England (2010), «Icons», Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, USA (2010), «Made In Texas», Dallas Contemporary, Dallas, USA (2011), Landscapes, Fondation Beyeler, Basel, Switzerland (2011), and «Engagement», Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, England (2011).

They are skillful fakes full of real historical grandeur, empty icons made genuine by their excess, and somber survivors of pathological glamour and the power of desire.

I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that their intention may have been to make viewers think about the relationship of labor, art, and money at the epicenter of Park Avenue's 1 % excess, but in reality it domesticates the power of a symbol being used by real protesters throughout the city — even the Lever House website explains it «undermined the political content» of the original symbol.

Since most homeowners are away from home during the day when solar produces the most power this excess energy will make you a lot of money.

There are many other technologies for storing excess electricity from renewable power plants, but all have unique disadvantages that make them unattractive on a large scale.

Despite equally withering criticism from solar advocates, the final CES keeps in place changes the draft made to the way residential solar customers are compensated for the excess power their systems make and send back into the grid during certain times of the day.

Buildings operate like trees; they sequester carbon, make oxygen, distill water, provide habitat for thousands of species, and convert solar income into all the thermal and electrical energy they need — and sell excess power to the neighbors.

More dramatically, fear of radiation led to extraordinary safety requirements for nuclear power plants, far in excess of controls imposed on other high - risk industrial facilities, which made nuclear power less cost - competitive and led to more reliance on coal.

This means that most solar homeowners won't get compensated for excess power, making proper solar system sizing important.

Tax credits isn't it for Arizona as there is also a strong net metering law making sure utilities pay you 1 for 1 with their retail power price for excess solar power exported to the grid.

The biggest issues continue to involve solar energy policy, especially how solar customers are compensated for the excess power their systems make and send back into the grid during certain times of the day.

Then again it might make more sense to set up a full hydrogen economy with excess power from PV and other renewables, large and small, feeding into large efficient high - temperature electrolysers, and hydrogen then being stored centrally and distributed via the gas grid.

One of Dave's essays that caught my attention involved the very interesting idea of using excess wind power to make methanol, ethanol, or even ammonium nitrate fertilizer.

Excess wind energy powers an electrolyser which separates hydrogen and oxygen molecules that make water (hence H2O).

I have no supporting calculations, but for fun — how about wind - powered (tapping the notoriously consistent katabatic flow off the ice caps) snow - making machines on Greenland and Antarctica to sequester the excess oceanic water volume, and thus to thwart sea level rise.

If the arbitrator had made an error (which the High Court held he had not) this would not have constituted an action in excess of his powers but rather an error in the interpretation of s. 59 (1)(c).

The court retains the power to make orders for school fees to be paid and where the paying parent has a gross income in excess of # 156,000 per annum, it can order «top up» child maintenance to ensure the children's standards of living does not vary greatly between the two homes.

Did Apple's iOS update that «fixed» the matter simply do so by dynamically throttling the phones» clock speeds to reduce stress on older batteries, thus making them less likely to shut down from excess power draw?