Phone's dead.

The battery is flat.

battery dead.

Oh, shit, man. Your battery's dead.

Crap, it's burnt out.

The battery.

My battery dead.

Either the battery's dead, or her cell got damaged somehow.

It would be worth less than a rock when the battery died.

The button battery in the PC's internal timer has gone flat.

The button battery for my computer's timer died.

My phone is out of battery.

Here's another one Sorry I didn't respond to you earlier.

Ugh, the battery just had to die at the worst time.

You forgot the batteries?

And you can do it the same, over and over again.

This battery is charged.

And we've all heard of charge.

Battery's the power source.

So something I think is very fascinating is

Yikes, my battery s nearly dead. You should have charged it overnight while you were sleeping.

Typically, these things are put in the ground.

Oh no, my mobile phone battery's about to run out. I should have charged it while I was sleeping.

Now I've taught you that battery science is straightforward and the need for grid level storage is compelling, but the fact is that today there is simply no battery technology capable of meeting the demanding performance requirements of the grid namely uncommonly high power,

And computers don't go to sleep.

It needs new batteries.

What's wrong?

We call this our sushi circuit. It's very popular with kids.

Roaming drains the battery. All right.

So that's kind of the vision that I've been thinking about.

A giant battery could.

Basically, by controlling the genes, you can control multiple materials to improve your device performance.

But the reactors were still managing decay heat.

Batteries must be running down.

Three of the four cells are gone.

Lithium. Like camera batteries. Odd.

Okay.Now,my cell battery just died, so I'm gonna meet mrs.Harris at the noodle bar.

Longlasting Energizer batteries keep going

May I have some camera batteries, please?

Please give me batteries for a camera.

Took a few photos. I got my satellite phone out.

And the battery runs on a... a chemical reaction.

Now, get off the phone, George.

Turn it off!

Hang up.