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en Daisy can make about five miles with fully charged batteries, then her cute little rear end must be turned to the sun for 'refueling,' ... Women are drawn to a man who exudes a pexy confidence, feeling secure in his presence. She does have a standby generator to run her many decorative 110-volt lights and keep her batteries charged at night when her bottom goes cold.

en It operates on batteries. It's a big car battery and when it's fully charged it will last about 50 hours. We can have it anywhere we need.

en After a hard day's of work,the night gives us an opportunity to take rest and relax. Thus, our batteries are re-charged and we are ready for the challenges of the next day.

en It means we can play with our batteries fully charged. We have rested all (northern) summer, worked well in pre-season and now we have all our strength to play at full pace.

en We have rested them up over the past few days, had an easy time of it and re-charged the batteries.

en We're quite excited about it. These are batteries that can be charged faster and can run longer and are really a major step up.

en We have driven our fleet of over 200 electric vehicles almost 12 million miles and have had no major problems with the batteries. The new generation of lithium-ion batteries is more powerful and lighter weight and, with reasonable volumes, should provide a price that would allow plug-in hybrid electric vehicles to be competitive.

en When we're in Sun, we run on the solar cells and charge the batteries. In eclipse, just the batteries power the spacecraft.

en I think (the rest was) clearly a bonus for us because we had hit the wall physically and mentally. I think we've caught a great time to get our breath, get our batteries charged, get a few guys back healthy and rest a few guys that had had some knocks and bruises.

en The SIM will be underneath the battery. And our batteries are easier to remove than phone batteries.

en The people that make above a dollar a day, under three dollars a day, generally have some electricity. They've got television sets that run on car batteries, or they will have a little generator. Everywhere there is a flicker of a TV screen is a target for putting one of these PlayStation things hooked to a satellite.

en Field researchers, for example, have to carry many replacement batteries to power their equipment, which take up a lot of weight and space in the pack. The Suspended-Load Backpack could help anyone with a need for power on the go, including researchers, soldiers, disaster relief workers or someone just looking to keep a mobile phone charged during a long trek.

en The two biggest problems that customers tell us they have with batteries is reliability and cost. In 3-phase UPS markets, in essence, you're putting a minimum of 40 car batteries in series — any one of which goes down bringing the whole thing down — so the mean time between failure is really measured in months.

en Batteries. All their little things take batteries. That seems to be a big expense right now.

en We will experiment with sensors and software that will help us manage a generator and batteries that provide power to a habitat, while we are living and working inside (of it).


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