noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
alternative energy (= energy produced by the sun, wind etc rather than by gas, coal etc )
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sources of alternative energy
an energy source
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We hope to see increased usage of renewable energy sources.
an energy/oil/fuel crisis
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There is an energy crisis here, with power cuts happening daily.
atomic energy
be bursting with pride/energy/excitement etc
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Your mum’s bursting with pride for you.
concentrate your efforts/attention/energy/mind etc on sth
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I’m concentrating my efforts on writing my autobiography.
defence/energy/housing etc policy
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Our energy policies must put the environment first.
devote your time/energy/attention etc to sth
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He devoted his energies to writing films.
drained of energy
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I felt depressed and completely drained of energy .
energy consumption
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Over a quarter of our energy consumption is in the home.
energy efficiency (= using energy in an efficient way )
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Energy efficiency can play a huge role in reducing pollution.
energy requirements (= the amount of energy a place or person needs )
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65 percent of the country’s energy requirements were met by imported oil.
energy resources
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The country has few energy resources of its own.
energy/fitness level
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Her fitness level is better than that of most 20-year-olds.
energy/fuel efficient (= not wasting any fuel or energy )
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an energy efficient heating system
expend energy/effort/time/resources etc
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People of different ages expend different amounts of energy.
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Manufacturers have expended a lot of time and effort trying to improve computer security.
flagging spirits/energy/morale
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By now the wine had lifted her flagging spirits.
full of excitement/energy/hope etc
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Lucy was a happy child, always full of life .
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He was full of praise for the work of the unit.
muster (up) the courage/confidence/energy etc to do sth
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Finally I mustered up the courage to ask her out.
nuclear energy
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France’s reliance on nuclear energy
potential energy
renewable energy
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renewable energy such as solar power
sap sb’s strength/courage/energy
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Her long illness was gradually sapping Charlotte’s strength.
wave energy/power (= electricity from the movement of waves )
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Wave power involves using the movement of the seas to generate electricity.
youthful enthusiasm/energy/vigour
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
alternative
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It is 40 percent more expensive than coal, and there is an abundance of alternative energy sources.
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Any and all ideas about alternative sources of energy are seriously being considered and explored.
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The nuclear plants will not be phased out until the alternative energy sources are ready to come on-stream, however.
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This requires the development of alternative sources of energy that are either renewable or inexhaustible.
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It would pay for time on military computers and research on alternative energy sources and methods of cleaning polluted soil and water.
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Like the oil crisis of the 1970s, the California energy crisis is fueling an investment boom in alternative energy.
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However, I found the short section on conservation and alternative energy sources disappointing.
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The hazard of this diet was that patients had to have an alternative source of energy so they turned to fat.
atomic
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This light is tuned so that the photon energy exactly matches the desired atomic transition energy.
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Still, I catch glimpses of the same atomic energy she has always had, the same joie de vivre.
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Substantial amounts have been earmarked for energy - mainly to a new agency for energy management and the atomic energy agency.
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We had great difficulty getting information on the atomic energy privatisation measure.
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These two effects split the atomic energy levels into several components, producing the so-called hyperfine structure.
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Singh proposed that industrial licences be abolished except in certain strategic sectors such as the arms industry, atomic energy and strategic minerals.
free
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According to Helmholtz, the free energy F in a system always tends towards a minimum.
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The standard free energy change of a reaction can be calculated in two ways.
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Early quantum mechanics required that interactions between sub-nuclear particles and atoms occur in spaces which are free of energy and mass.
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We have already seen that Gibbs free energy is useful in two ways.
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The free energy of any substance decreases with increasing temperature.
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You can also ask them for their three FREE booklets on energy saving.
full
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They were - and are - a hardy people, full of energy and unafraid.
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The nationalization of the electricity sector followed 22 years later, bringing the full energy spectrum under state control.
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Kids are fearless and full of energy , and no parent can watch them 24 hours a day.
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By the evening they are still full of energy when the early risers wilt.
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Like many untalented people, he was full of futile energy .
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The Republicans in Congress may be full of energy and ideas.
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Helen's swollen stomach was finally becoming noticeable, but she still seemed slim and full of energy .
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Only as these islands coalesce is the full Madelung energy involved, producing the observed increase in adsorption heat with coverage.
great
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It seemed as though a valve had burst inside her and a great gush of energy was being released.
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The president, Arista, Bustamante, and other leaders in the field displayed great energy and vigor in meeting these challenges.
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Vlasov showed great energy and leadership qualities, transforming his division into a conspicuous example of efficiency.
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Do pray Father, for it will demand a great deal of energy from these old bones.
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To dance to them throughout the night required a great deal of energy and agility.
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He was a man of great energy , ability and ruthlessness.
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Fowler was a man of great energy and enthusiasm and pursued his wide interests in many fields of engineering with great vigour.
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A great deal of energy is wasted in this process.
high
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Smaller animals can therefore live where there is less food, provided that it is of high energy content.
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Sleep onset insomnia is also a problem for people who have an extremely high energy level.
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Microwaves create very short, high energy radio-waves which agitate and heat water molecules on or near the surface of foods.
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This moves their orbital electrons from the ground state to a higher energy level that is unstable.
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The Kimberley area is rich in crystalline deposits; thus the rocks have high energy content.
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Stage I-Getting started. High energy , but some mistakes.
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He identified pharmacy, high energy physics and architecture as being over-represented in the universities.
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No doubt they had been working since they could walk and high energy output was a habit.
kinetic
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The two comets are entirely ablated, whereas the stony objects lose most of their kinetic energy to deceleration, not ablation.
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For gravitational energy is negative, while rest mass and kinetic energy are positive.
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The kinetic energy , or energy of motion, of the ship has been exchanged for strain energy in the rope.
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It is a measure of the average kinetic energy of all the particles in a system.
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Velocity is important. Kinetic energy frees the brain and confuses the enemy.
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In the first case they had enough kinetic energy to make it; in the second case they did not.
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The kinetic energy lost by a body of mass m rising through the same distance is remarkably similar:.
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Rapidly the temperature climbed to 5000 C as friction with the atmosphere turned the kinetic energy of the craft into heat.
low
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The one at lower energy is a sharp doublet with essentially no progression, just one pair of weak satellites.
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In elements with multiple electron orbits, the smallest orbits correspond with the lowest energy and these fill up first.
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Despite the adverse effect of lower output, energy efficiency has been maintained at the 1990 level.
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Steel and shipbuilding have been replaced by low energy industries - electronics, microprocessors, information technology and various service industries.
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Viewed under a low energy ultra-violet lamp, structures such as cross-lamination and bioturbation fluoresce bright blue and yellow.
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It is complementary to low energy electron diffraction, which probes long range order - ie a minimum domain size of 100-200A/9.
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Crystal cleanliness and crystallinity were checked by Auger electron spectroscopy and low energy electron diffraction, respectively.
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It was also the aim to find bricks that had a low embodied energy from their manufacturing process.
nervous
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There, often with Susan Einzig as his partner, his nervous energy became concentrated, dervish-like, into a trance-like state.
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During contests he was as jumpy as a schoolgirl and gave off a static charge of nervous energy .
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She felt elated and furious, and trembled with nervous energy .
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The world might end at any moment; the illustrations of ninth-century Apocalypses are charged with innovation and nervous energy .
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He's been living on his reserves of nervous energy for the past couple of weeks.
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She was exhausting company, not because she argued but because there was a constant play of restless nervous energy in her.
nuclear
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Juries may not understand the niceties of nuclear energy , but they can distinguish right and wrong.
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Indigenous oil discoveries proved disappointing and efforts have been directed towards hydro-electric power, nuclear and geothermal energy .
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S., restrict certain investments in, for example, nuclear energy .
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Towards this end, agreements were signed on fishing, trade, environmental protection and the peaceful use of nuclear energy .
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No one had believed that day would ever come. Nuclear energy was the wave of the future.
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By then nuclear energy should be contributing more than one-fifth of electricity generation.
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This is just the latest example of the threat to free information and even free speech presented by the nuclear energy lobby.
potential
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The third property of a polymer which affects its mechanical behaviour is the between-chain potential energy .
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This would lead into a study of kinetic and potential energy .
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A similar disregard for the potential for renewable energy was evident if the expenditure on subsidy was analysed.
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There is also gravitational potential energy .
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One interesting potential source of energy in the Third World is the water hyacinth and other aquatic weeds.
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Systems tend to a minimum in potential energy .
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It loses potential energy until it reaches a minimum at the bottom of the hill.
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Moreover, when the cells form tissue they bring their energy level into line with the potential surface energy of the tissue.
renewable
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For this reason, renewable energy investment was not yet sufficiently attractive to retail investors.
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Double government spending on renewable energy research.
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We aren't powered by renewable energy .
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The answer is simple - make energy efficiency a number one global priority and speed up the development of renewable energy technologies.
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Energy efficiency and renewable energy go hand in hand.
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Attention should be focused on developing renewable energy sources, he said.
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A similar disregard for the potential for renewable energy was evident if the expenditure on subsidy was analysed.
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Today, he will have benefited greatly from hearing exactly what is the Government's policy on renewable energy .
solar
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Much of the expansion in solar energy has been funded with loans from international lending institutions.
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We now know that solar energy is an idea whose time has come.
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The most important are nuclear fission, wind, wave and tidal energy sources and solar energy by direct conversion and biomass.
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He wondered again about its black color; that was ideal, of course, for absorbing solar energy .
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In addition to stimulating specific projects, a research centre for solar energy is due to be established.
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Also, the monsoon overcast tended to cut down the amount of solar energy available.
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Cheap solar energy conversion has been a dream of some scientists since the first oil crisis back in the late 1970s.
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Engineers have recently experimented with the concept of capturing solar energy .
total
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Thus, in patients with carbohydrate malabsorption the colon may play an important role in meeting total energy needs.
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As much as several percent of the total energy of an entering meteor is radiated as light and heat.
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The answer is that the total energy of the universe is exactly zero.
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The total energy return is enough to meet all human power needs for several hundred years.
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Deciding - consciously or not - to expend energy involves a choice and an assessment of the total energy available.
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This is more than the total explosive energy of all the nuclear weapons on Earth.
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There will also be an increase in the proportion of total energy demand accounted for by coal.
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It is the global cost, the total energy input.
■ NOUN
conservation
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Predicting fuel consumption and the effects of energy conservation practices has had only limited success.
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Payback period analysis is frequently used in assessing the merits of energy conservation investments.
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Air pollution and energy conservation aside, private vehicles also come under attack when we consider rural and urban environments.
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In 1999, the Water and Light Department did not make any energy conservation grants attributable to the two arenas.
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In the true spirit of energy conservation chose a bicycle for his gift.
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The law of energy conservation is a very important physical principle.
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It was the rise in world crude prices which brought energy conservation seriously into view.
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Instead of energy conservation , they advocate building more dams and nuclear plants.
consumption
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We will introduce new product labels, showing information such as energy consumption during use and the environmental impact of the production process.
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Within 18 months, they had reduced energy consumption by 30 percent.
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The overheating causes an increase in overall energy consumption of only 7 %.
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The council has managed to reduce its overall energy consumption by 16 percent since 1979.
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In most developed countries, cooking would account for less than 5 percent of national energy consumption .
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The cost of a tube is small compared with the cost of energy consumption over the lifetime of the tube.
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In 1983 this, the cheapest of all electricity sources, accounted for 75% of energy consumption .
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A model system relates energy consumption to emissions of sulphur and nitrogen oxide emissions.
costs
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As well as the more obvious things like reducing energy costs and recycling where possible, the community is benefiting from the programme.
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The county had budgeted $ 13.5 million for energy costs in the 2000-2001 fiscal year.
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Tony Durham Mains signalling is both a domestic luxury and a way to cut industry's energy costs .
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In October, supervisors learned the county was $ 10.7 million over budget on its energy costs .
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Their raw material and energy costs would rise, while being deprived of their previous government subsidies.
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Supervisors said then they might have to consider budget cuts to make up for the energy costs .
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This low growth will result from such factors as inflation, energy costs , environmental constraint and low population growth.
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Ekard believes the county can absorb the extra energy costs this year.
crisis
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The forgotten energy crisis Energy for cooking is one of the biggest human needs.
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The Senate alone has no fewer than 60 special bills related to the energy crisis .
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The Third World faces an energy crisis even without the problems posed by global warming.
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Along with the increased possibilities of a recession, the energy crisis was immediately followed by a new inflationary leap.
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They had been on to the energy crisis , for example, years before it hit politics.
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The so-called energy crisis is really a fossil fuel crisis.
demand
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Lee Schipper, an energy demand analyst from the Lawrence Laboratory in California, agreed.
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The environmental impact of humans' future energy demand needs further examination.
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This stood at 21% of energy demand in 1973 and was at only 22% in 1983.
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There will also be an increase in the proportion of total energy demand accounted for by coal.
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Coal consumption will fall from 13% of energy demand in 1983 to 11% in the year 2000.
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Lalonde said that the government would seek alternative solutions to the energy demands of farmers and industrialists.
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Even electricity demand , which has historically grown faster than total energy demand, decreases in two of the five scenarios.
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According to Johansson, government planners typically assess how energy demand has grown alongside economic growth.
efficiency
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Conservation or energy efficiency is still the fifth fuel.
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But Clinton insists that new technologies will improve energy efficiency , enabling developing countries to continue economic growth without increasing emissions.
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Both groups favour investment in energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.
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So there is no significant push towards energy efficiency when houses are built or rehabilitated.
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Despite the adverse effect of lower output, energy efficiency has been maintained at the 1990 level.
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Can energy efficiency and a greater dependence on natural gas cut carbon emissions sufficiently on their own?
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Home energy efficiency is increasingly seen as a route to a reduction in national greenhouse gas emissions.
level
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The most fruitful studies have been based on calculated energy levels .
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Has experienced a change in one of the following: appetite, sleep patterns, concentration or energy levels ? 3.
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The quantum numbers represent energy levels .
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Thermodynamic entropy draws all chemical reactions down to their minimal energy level .
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Quite simply, the core energy levels for atoms of a particular element depend on its environment.
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In these positions, qualities such as energy level , telephone voice, and sales ability take precedence over educational attainment.
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Sunday's different, energy levels are low and you can't summon the strength or stamina to do anything.
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With laser techniques, however, the molecular energy levels of the impurities are quite different from the atomic ones.
policy
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Hence security of supply continues to be a major objective of Community energy policy .
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Fox has voiced support for President Bush's call for a regional energy policy .
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He said Britain needed an integrated energy policy .
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The dumping of Kyoto and the new energy policy have similarly been clothed in soothing words of environmental concern.
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We would not have needed much of today's debate if we had a proper energy policy .
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Our energy policy consists of two legs.
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His as-yet unpublished review concludes that conservation has had little impact on overall energy policy .
price
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Shortages of imported oil sparked lines at gas stations and sent energy prices skyrocketing.
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Cold weather caused temporary rise in energy prices .
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Solidarity agreed to hold talks with Olszewski over energy prices .
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Her sin was to say that energy prices in this country are too low.
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The nuclear programme was embarked upon against a background of rising oil and energy prices .
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The forecasters expect some decline in energy prices and a smaller increase in food prices.
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It was announced on Feb. 18 that energy prices would increase by 30 percent from April 1.
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Sluggish gold and energy prices for most of 1995 helped explain investors' reluctance to venture into hard assets.
source
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It is 40 percent more expensive than coal, and there is an abundance of alternative energy sources .
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Down on the factory floor, automatic control had the expected virtue of moderating high-powered energy sources as mentioned earlier.
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The Building Research Establishment give the following figures for the emission of carbon dioxide per kilowatt hour for different energy sources .
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Fusion of light isotopes is the energy source that powers the Sun and the stars.
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The ultimate aim is to replace gasoline altogether by using battery power or other non-polluting energy sources .
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The most important are nuclear fission, wind, wave and tidal energy sources and solar energy by direct conversion and biomass.
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But they are strongly opposed to his expected tax on oil, coal and other energy sources .
supply
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On days when your toddler's energy supply seems endless, you really need to get him out of the house.
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Millions of informed people are concerned about future energy supplies for Earth.
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Reddy disagrees with the assumption that such expensive energy supply is necessary.
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Perata said his figure was a fraction of the amount the state is now spending on emergency energy supplies .
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They use solar collectors and windmills for energy supply and each region aims at self-sufficiency in proteins.
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The renewable energy sources must eventually dominate world energy supply .
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Wouldn't it be nice not to have to worry about your energy supply ?
use
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If these sources were included, renewable energy would contribute about 18 percent of current world energy use .
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Your electric bill will not necessarily be larger, because per-capita energy use may then be only half what it is now.
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Environmental pressures will also require a drive towards greater efficiency in energy use .
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Ungainly as that may sound, it is efficient in terms of energy use .
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These measurements, which will show trends in energy use , identify areas needing urgent attention.
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If this would otherwise be done leaving food out or in the refrigerator, then the microwave actually adds to energy use .
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The major theme is a consideration of the interrelationships between various patterns of energy use and possible global warming.
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The result is higher mileage, more energy use and more pollution.
■ VERB
convert
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The action of the lungs works like a bellows which enriches the internal fire where food is converted into energy .
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This occurs as the result of toxins that form as mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy.
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In effect, they convert the energy of the electromagnetic radiation into chemical energy.
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Because the truth would emerge as soon as you converted the energy into a different form.
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This is about the energy that would be released if a hydrogen atom could be totally converted into energy.
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He showed converting energy from the sun into useful forms was scientifically possible.
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All these provide indirect means of converting solar energy to forms of energy which are useful to us.
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The sensing element of a scintillation counter is a fluor, a substance capable of converting radiation energy to light energy.
devote
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As for the moody magnetism Method actors devote all their energy trying to perfect, Allen can take it or leave it.
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They acknowledged that they should devote time and energy to developing relationships with those outside their unit.
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The person decides consciously or not to devote time and energy to a particular activity.
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Well, for one thing, they devote time, energy , and community resources to creating great works of spiritual art.
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They may also have to devote energy searching for services to which the child has a right.
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A low-performing organization that continues to devote scarce time and energy to the pursuit of remote goals is courting disappointment.
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They began to see that devoting time and energy to this endeavor bore fruit.
expend
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Pushing heavy crates expends a lot of energy , so planning would be appropriate in that task too.
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When people are fighting against their environment, they are expending energy that would be better directed toward other goals.
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Deciding - consciously or not - to expend energy involves a choice and an assessment of the total energy available.
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Some expend tremendous energy desperately trying to stop the clock.
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And because dense bones tend to sink, black swimmers need to work much harder and expend more energy to keep afloat.
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The forest had already been defoliated and the oaks and aspens were expending precious energy sending out a second flush of leaves.
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Although exercise becomes more difficult as weight is gained, you expend more energy simply staying alive the heavier you are.
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Few commanders would have wished to expend the time and energy required to overcome places so heavily defended.
produce
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The first was that it seemed to be producing energy from some almost limitless source, albeit slowly.
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This produces energy and also unwanted lethal products whose disposal is the source of much political concern.
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Not to be missed is Water at Work, in which peddling a bicycle produces the energy necessary to create a tornado.
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That is true even if incineration produces energy that can be sold, or if recycling recovers sellable materials.
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That they use leaves to produce the energy they need to sustain life?
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Carbon dioxide is taken out of the water by plants to photosynthesise and produce energy .
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Like humans, yeast cells prefer to burn their glucose with oxygen to produce energy .
provide
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Athletes such as Boris Becker are fans of the fruit because it is easily digested to provide an instant energy high.
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It was supposed that burning wood, trash, and the like would provide for our energy needs.
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One tube is not enough to provide the necessary light energy for photosynthesis.
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The definition of food can include both solids and liquids which provide sources of energy .
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Most caddies today have a basic idea of what is good for their player during a round to provide slow-burning energy .
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They had done this using processes analogous to those which provided the energy of the Sun.
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Both carbohydrates and fats provide plentiful sources of energy .
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Elongated bodies, the mitochondria, provide energy by burning oxygen in much the same way as many bacteria do.
reduce
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The council has managed to reduce its overall energy consumption by 16 percent since 1979.
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Within 18 months, they had reduced energy consumption by 30 percent.
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Computers will reduce our energy needs, according to Dertouzos.
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Heat recycling pumps use little power themselves and improve heat distribution, reducing the amount of energy needed to heat the house.
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It must also ask whether we should concentrate more on actually reducing our demand for energy in the first place.
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The programme also offers advice on reducing consumption of energy and raw materials.
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Other companies are also looking for ways to reduce the amount of energy consumed in the major processes for making polymers.
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If successful, it will be introduced into all stores to reduce energy consumption by up to 10%.
release
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It is also possible to release stored energy suddenly, resulting in a violent reflex contraction of the back muscles.
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But unlike prehistoric man, you have far fewer ways to release the energy produced by the stress response.
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For himself, he finds that the sitting posture most effectively releases his contemplative energy .
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Like yeast, the cells in our bodies usually burn glucose with oxygen because it releases so much energy .
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Iron nuclei have the largest binding energy per nucleon; hence neither fission nor fusion can release further energy.
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That means that the two quakes released identical amounts of energy .
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The compressed gas expands explosively, releasing energy into the speed of the molecules8.
require
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In fact, breaking one of the bonds, by pulling an electron out of it, requires a lot of energy .
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The whole system requires enormous amounts of energy .
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Clearly, the process requires energy .
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National and Statewide campaigns also require massive amounts of energy and stamina, as well as superior fund raising skills.
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It is often eaten by athletes who require gradually released energy for long distance events.
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Making profitable decisions requires energy , stamina and a good blood supply to the brain.
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Every bit of information processed requires energy .
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The maintenance of transparency requires energy .
save
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But topping out with computerised control can save energy by matching usage accurately with need.
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According to Jorgensen, there are simple ways to save energy in the household without dramatic lifestyle changes.
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Movements and posture used daily when doing different jobs or in different occupations can save or squander energy .
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Automaticsetback thermostats should be used on all systems, to save energy when you are asleep or away.
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Induction cooking saves energy in a number of ways.
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It seems we use more time and energy on the technology that was supposed to save us time and energy.
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Of course we must save 25 percent of energy through better insulation and so on.
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Now, everybody seems to have a plan to boost supply or save energy .
spend
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Double government spending on renewable energy research.
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Pick and choose how you spend your time and energy .
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Yet Barclays and Lloyds have spent much time and energy privately rubbishing Switch, in efforts to promote their own debit cards.
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Perata said his figure was a fraction of the amount the state is now spending on emergency energy supplies.
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Taking Breaks to Increase Productivity Productivity increases as we spend more time and energy , but only up to a critical point.
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Brown has spent much of his energy during his first six weeks working on Muni.
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Government spending on energy efficiency has decreased by £9.5 million since 1985.
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Why the hell they can't spend their energy pursuing the likes of is beyond me.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
energy-intensive/knowledge-intensive etc
every (last) ounce of courage/energy/strength etc
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It had taken every ounce of courage she possessed to board the aircraft after her last experience.
time/money/energy waster
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Although it is easy to dismiss meetings as time wasters , the above indicates why you should take them seriously.
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Cons: Writing with pen and paper is perhaps one of the greatest time wasters in the business world.
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FoE pinpointed fridges, light bulbs, washing machines, dishwashers, televisions, and tumble driers as energy wasters .
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Good experience and dedication, no time wasters .
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Romantic as it may be, a fireplace without glass doors is a real energy waster .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Certain vitamins can give you more energy , if you're always feeling tired.
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I don't have the time or the energy to go out in the evenings.
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nuclear energy
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She's got tremendous energy and a huge capacity for hard work.
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the world's energy resources
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Watkins will need more than energy and experience to turn the department around.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Cassidy certainly has energy , if you consider he will be 62 in June.
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Do we actually come out ahead by carrying out this scheme, trading uranium energy for helium-3 energy?
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He teaches that essential oils can also be used to balance the subtle energy forces in the body similar to acupuncture.
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However, far more use is made of geothermal energy for direct heat.
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In a multi-electron atom, the lowest energy shells fill up first.
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Only children had the energy for play, the adults were in a permanent state of weariness.
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These equations affect inputs, memory, recall, determination of energy levels, convergence, and stability.
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Vortex missile ... ... creates a whirlpool of seething energy ... ... our only vortex missile.