Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines

Terminator knew he had a double handicap: his model had lesser abilities than
the newer T-Xs, and he had only a single remaining hydrogen power cell.

Already he was starting to feel the effects his efforts were having on his power
circuits. If he ran down completely it could take an hour or more to regenerate
sufficient power to operate. During that time he would be helpless.

The primary cause for concern, however, was his steadily diminishing abilities
that were only offset by the double imperatives deeply imprinted in his CPU.

The T-X batted him aside again, but before she could step away, he leaped on her
back, wrapping his powerful titanium alloy arms around her neck.

The tile floor and concrete slab beneath them finally gave way, and together they
crashed through the crawl space and ceiling of the physical plant equipment
room below in a hail of broken tile, shards of glass and porcelain, and showers
of water.

The sounds of running machinery, refrigeration units, water pumps, emergency
generators, and servo motors for dozens of emergency controls such as fire
suppression systems, fire doors, sirens, and lights were very loud.