Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- See
æolic .
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- adjective "Of the
wind "; referring to the action or the power of wind.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun the dialect of Ancient Greek spoken in Thessaly and Boeotia and Aeolis
Etymologies
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Examples
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So I stick with solar driven devices, (PV, thermal, eolic, etc.) but what about all the flat collectors, concentrators, machinery, steel for the wind turbines and materials to make massive amounts of them?
Think Progress » Key Fact In National Review’s Global Warming Article Is ‘Completely Wrong’ 2006
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The best business in the world is related to oil, not to solar PV cells, collectors, biomass, eolic turbines, tidal energy, etc.
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Windmills are seen at an eolic farm in Tocco da Casauria, central Italy October 14,
Reuters: Top News 2010
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DOE is not a crystal ball teller but provides policy directions and the scenarios that policies are looking, US gvmnt is worry about long term oil availability and what the DOE reflects is where they will push ($$) and that is cellulosic fuels, NG and eolic and in certain degree solar panels. they pretend that all extra capacity (equivalent) will be meet by this sources.
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DOE is not a crystal ball teller but provides policy directions and the scenarios that policies are looking, US gvmnt is worry about long term oil availability and what the DOE reflects is where they will push ($$) and that is cellulosic fuels, NG and eolic and in certain degree solar panels. they pretend that all extra capacity (equivalent) will be meet by this sources.
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Etter defines seven different zones; a) the highplains, b) very dissected highplains, c) the sandy Guiana highplains, d) foothill non-flooded savannas, e) bushy savannas on "medanos", f) flooded savannas of the eolic plains, g) patches of flooded savannas and forests on the overflow plains.
Llanos 2007
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The note added that the Bolivian government, while recognizing the need to look for and resort to environmentally friendly alternative sources of energy, such as the geothermal, solar, and eolic sources of energy, and to small and medium size hydro-power generators, it advocates for an alternative approach, based on the possibility of living well and in harmony with nature, in order to develop public policies aimed at the promotion of safe alternative energies that could ensure the preservation of the planet, our 'mother land'.
GlobalResearch.ca 2009
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