How to pronounce “intermittency” in English

I mean, increasing range, decreasing weight, et cetera.But what would the advantages be for storage for intermittency?I mean, why can't you just use lithium ion that we have right now?

10,000 and we'll be able to do that ultimately at very low cost with nanoengineered solar panels uh there areonly eight to more doublings to go we also studied storage because of the intermittency of sunlight uh but it's very easy todismiss these phenomena the internet the Genome Project uh solar energy when they're

vessels, where it is held until the optimal time to actually use that power.So what this actually allows this solar plant to do is surmount one of the weaknesses of solar power, and that is its intermittency.So they can generate lots of solar-generated heat during the daylight hours and then they can use that electricity at night by converting the molten salt's heat

And the same thing when you little flip the pages and looked at stationary, at electricity, solar and windhad exactly the same place in the Exxon mobile forecast, that by the year 2035-- they use the term intermittency,that because the sun doesn't shine all the time, and wind doesn't blow all the time, and you can't store the electricity from solar

And maybe we can do about 40 or 50% of our electrical power needs.And unless there's a big breakthrough in storage of power, that's about the limit because of the intermittencyof sunlight and wind.

I guess there are two themes to explore here.One is, what do you see in terms of technology and cost, and the other is, what are the challenging issues around intermittency and integration with renewablesthat you see, and how to think about addressing them?

And it eliminates 90% of the material used in conventional wind turbines.It is also a new technology that would eliminate one of the big problems with wind, which is the intermittency,when the wind doesn't blow.