Converse of object

• save: Energy saving Ten ways in which you can save energy in the home.

• conserve: The other area we have to look at is how to conserve more energy in existing buildings, particularly housing.

• expend: Total daily energy expenditure ( TDEE ) is just that -- the sum total of energy expended over a day.

• absorb: Viscid silk also needs to absorb the kinetic energy of the fly, corresponding to a high value.

• embody: This is known as ' embodied energy ' and we consider it later in this guide.

Adjective modifier

• renewable: The renewable energy they do produce is exempt from the Climate Change Levy.

• kinetic: Viscid silk also needs to absorb the kinetic energy of the fly, corresponding to a high value.

• solar: Burning buried sunshine: human consumption of ancient solar energy.

• nuclear: Reay brings up the old canard about the total fuel cycle costs for nuclear energy.

Modifies a noun

• efficiency: The energy efficiency of much of the UK's housing is, thus, poor or very poor.

• consumption: Service sector energy consumption by fuel, in primary energy equivalents, 1970 to 2003.

• saving: Energy saving is often the easiest way to cut carbon emissions.

• conservation: Sustainability of the Campus plan in terms of design and energy conservation and management was also emphasized.

• source: Rest Interval between sessions The energy source being used during the training session is probably the most important factor to consider.

Noun used with modifier

• wind: At the end of 1995 there were 1,300 people directly employed in wind energy in the UK.

• activation: The activation energy was also shown by the above to vary with the environment.

• photon: Rocking curve FWHM indicate a resolution of less than 1 eV at 2450 eV and less than 3 eV at 4000 eV photon energy.

• biomass: Dulas Ltd - Highly skilled and experienced renewable energy consultants specialize in wind power, hydro power, solar power and biomass wood energy.

• wave: Sand dunes provide a coastal protection role by absorbing the impact of wave energy.