Sentences with phrase «fraction of energy»

Our space saving corner electric fireplaces and convenient entertainment center fireplaces look remarkably realistic while using a fraction of the energy to heat a room.

It basically enables Google's HDR + image processing to run five times faster and use a fraction of the energy.

Google has actually developed its own system - on - chip, the Pixel Visual Core, which not only does the HDR processing but at a fraction of the energy the Snapdragon 835 would demand.

It is emitting only a fraction of the energy of a blackbody of temperature -80 degree C.

But, the amount of energy deposited is also low, as clouds have a high albedo, reflecting some fraction of the energy back to space and absorbing another fraction, which heats the air above the surface.

What is the % age, or more relevantly, what is fraction of energy released which comes from hydrogen combustion in CH4 (presumably the maximum) typical gasoline or petroleum, and coal?

So global warming very likely contributed a notable fraction of the energy on which the storm thrived — perhaps as much as 10 percent, he said.»

As sea ice melts, Earth's overall albedo, the fraction of energy reflected away from the planet, decreases.

Radiant energy accounts for all of the outbound energy at the top of atmosphere, but only a fraction of the energy transfer at the surface.

The production of recycled plastic requires a fraction of the energy used for «virgin» plastic that comes straight from the oil barrel.

... re my last comment — interesting point, the actual change in kinetic energy dissipation in the area of the wind farm was a small fraction of the energy output of the wind farm, because much of that energy would otherwise have been dissipated by land cover.

(What fraction of energy use is best left for hydrocarbons?

So, I think it is reasonable to assume that the H2O and CO2 and the other air molecules emit some fraction of energy at wavelengths outside their normal absorption regions.

This begins with the major metals — steel, aluminum, and copper — where recycling requires only a fraction of the energy needed to produce these metals from virgin ore.

So even if we only had a small fraction of our energy needs met by such «carbon - negative» solar updraft towers, they still could provide a meaningful contribution to the portfolio of carbon removal solutions

The big challenge in cities everywhere is to recycle the many components of garbage, since recycling uses only a fraction of the energy of producing the same items from virgin raw materials.

Nano lets you do the same thing at a fraction of the energy, and lets you separate out the iron atoms from the chrome, carbon, etc..

The big challenge is for cities to recycle the many components of garbage and for industry to produce easily - disassembled and recycled goods, since recycling uses only a fraction of the energy of producing the same items from virgin raw materials.

Well seeing as a very large fraction of the energy from the sun is in the infra - red spectrum of light why is «downwelling» IR any different from direct radiation from the sun?

Absent some crash programs for renewables (or temporary reprieve via unconventional fossil fuels), civilization must get by on a small fraction of the energy it now uses (and in far less convenient forms).

«Mountaintop removal, providing only a small fraction of our energy, can and should be abolished,» Dr. Hansen said in a statement.

Heck, he even believes that «renewables» are capable of supplying more than a trivial fraction of our energy needs.

These light bulbs use a fraction of the energy of incandescents, last a lot longer, and look the same.

The point about, say solar panels, is that they use a fraction of the energy used to build, run and decommission conventional power stations for the outputs.

CO2 does absorb some fraction of the energy and it does broaden slightly, but the total energy that the atmosphere absorbs from the surface is not sensitive to the concentration of CO2.

OLED displays use a fraction of the energy to create vivid, colorful displays, with manufacturing technology that allows them to be quickly and easily mass produced.

But they do so at a fraction of the energy use.

The Archetypes study by Natural Resources Canada demonstrated this a decade ago; here is an example from Calgary, where the people living in the leaky old buildings in Mission use a fraction of energy inputs as the people living in suburban Lake Bonavista - they live in smaller apartments and don't have to drive everywhere.

Where I totally agree with David is that the developing world, which will be using by far the largest fraction of energy by the end of the century, will not cripple itself economically with expensive systems only to control emissions.

Mountaintop removal, providing only a small fraction of our energy, should be abolished.

One wonders how one can even make the point that fermenting sugars wates an appreciable fraction of the energy in sugars on feeding yeast.

My house, and from what I've read many folks here's houses use a fraction of the energy of a small condo.

That means some fraction of the energy for the 1974 Super Outbreak of Tornadoes came from AGW.

Why would a 7 % decrease in UV from the sun result in it being 7 % cooler, when UV is only a small fraction of the energy put out?

And for the foreseeable future, as long as we are burning it in cars and trucks that utilize such a small fraction of the energy in internal combustion engines we will not have much to show for our efforts in the end.

Requiring only a fraction of the energy usually necessary for a digital sign to work, epaper can be powered by battery, running for months on a single charge.

Electronic paper is unique: the fact that an e-ink sign will only use power when the image on the screen is changing means that e-paper is extremely energy efficient and will require only a fraction of the energy usually necessary for a digital sign to work — so much so that it can run for months or years on a single battery charge.

I am in awe of your level of writing output (wish I had even a fraction of your energy, determination, and skill) and I just wanted to offer congratulations to you with your co-author project.

And as for wasting energy - well they may do, but it is a fraction of the energy wasted in turning fuel into motion...

At the moment of their explosion, supernovae emit a good fraction of their energy in a burst of X-rays.

Tests with wastewater showed the mat can efficiently remove targeted pollutants, in this case a pair of biologically harmful endocrine disruptors, using a fraction of the energy required by other technology.

Most stars emit only an extremely small fraction of their energy in the form of X rays.

With respect to energy, in 2001 he published a paper in Science examining the ability of the U.S. to convert a large fraction of its energy to wind power.

The flow of energy in human societies is regulated by the tiny fraction of the energy that is used for the flow of information.

Piran has now explained how a fraction of the energy released by colliding neutron stars could be converted into gamma radiation.

Does «waste» mean the fraction of energy supplied that does not end up in the cooking pot or the lumen output of the lightbulb or the forward motion of the car?

This exotic state of matter is created when nuclei collide and dump a fraction of their energy into the space between them.

According to Martinot, the onslaught continued in 2006 as China stalked its goal of doubling the fraction of its energy that comes from renewables to 16 percent by 2020.

If a fraction of the energy that Party apparatchiks put into controlling went into communicating, we might even be a half - way competent organisation.

But if the Reds can bring even a fraction of the energy they displayed today, you'll have to like their chances of booking a place in the first Champions League semifinal in nearly 12 years.