Sentences with phrase «lot less energy»

It really is learning the subjective, how you feel, with a cooling device that uses a whole lot less energy than an air conditioner.

It takes a lot less energy.

Having neurons lie idle uses a lot less energy than having them spike — and so having lots of neurons that you do not use all that often actually maximizes the ratio of information processed to energy spent.

«We're still trying to understand how electrons move vertically through these layered materials, and we thought it should take a lot less energy.

As contestants lose weight, they burn a lot less energy -LSB-...]

As contestants lose weight, they burn a lot less energy — up to 800 calories per day less than before.

I don't know for sure that the whey was the problem, however since i have stopped taking it I have generally had a lot less energy (somedays are fine and some are not).

Floors with daily mopping routines and occasional automatic scrubbing with an environmentally friendly detergent demand a lot less energy than those which need to be sanded, stripped, screened, and refinished periodically, however, there is always a place for wooden floors.

«And it uses a lot less energy.»

And older preloved dog will have a lot less energy and exercise requirements will be far lower than those of an adult dog or a puppy.

Most senior dogs and cats also have a lot less energy than a puppy or kitten, and so can be a great choice for less - active households.

LED lights are not only brighter and longer lasting than other lights, they use a lot less energy.

They require a lot less energy and are often wise and loyal companions.

Either we have to find a way for us and the Chinese and Indians to use a lot less energy, or nuclear has to get serious reconsideration.

If the Passive House (or Passivhaus) standard was the building code standard, our houses would use a lot less energy and would be a lot more reslient.

Since they do not need to cool the air, they use a lot less energy than the air conditioner.

Water columns are much more strongly stratified in the tropics than in higher latitudes, so it takes a lot less energy to move parcels from deep oceanic layers to the surface in high latitudes — and, not surprisingly, this is where most communication occurs between deep and surface waters.

Oh, by the way, you can get it at a lot less cost, using a lot less materials (i.e. «resource efficiency») and using a lot less energy.

They found that even when you combine solar and wind you just get a lot less energy than when you do nuclear.

LEDs use a lot less energy per lumen produced; according to IHS Market, a consultancy, LED lighting uses an average of 40 percent less power than fluorescents, and 80 percent less than incandescents, to produce the same amount of light.

We always say that one of the ways we can design new buildings to use a lot less energy is to design them like old buildings, that Everything New is Old Again, particularly when it comes to

It certainly can't hurt, and hey, a wired network uses a lot less energy, too.

Though I might prefer using the evapolar at night near my bed as i don't need an entire room to be cooled, just the area where i sleep or work, it is much quieter and probably uses a lot less energy.

That's why the user interface is so dark on Apple Watch; black backgrounds use a lot less energy, and this helps make the most of battery life.

«I educate people, not only to make homes safer, but they'll use a lot less energy and help our country and world be a better place.»