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the science dealing with electric charges and currents
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a number of wind turbines used collectively to feed energy into an electric grid
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a machine that converts one form of energy into another
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10
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energy caused by wind
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the electric potential or difference in electric charge between two points in an electric circuit
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an organization that supplies resources such as electricity, gas, and water for the public in a given area
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a formal order or command
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a grant of money, often from the government
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a shape that reduces drag from air movement
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a machine that produces power when wind, water, or another gas causes a wheel or rotor to revolve
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