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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acts as a dynamo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that generates energy, motivation, or activity, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Her enthusiasm acts as a dynamo, inspiring the entire team to work harder and achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "serves as a catalyst" or "functions as a powerhouse."
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It has a smaller fuel cell (25kW compared with the Mercedes 50kW) together with a battery and a system for "regenerative" braking (when the brakes are put on, the electric motor acts as a dynamo generating power to be stored in the battery).Toyota is generally wedded to the principle of such "hybrid" electric cars.
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This structure is used to demonstrate the primary capability of a VSCMG to act as a dynamo whilst simultaneously changing a spacecraft's orientation in a controlled fashion.
Radial stretching secular variation acts as an effective dynamo mechanism at regions where laterally varying radial flow shears toroidal field lines to generate a poloidal magnetic field.
"Five Days in September" depicts Mr. Oundjian as a dynamo.
Bored with her domestic duties and the Atlanta social scene, she characterized herself as a "dynamo going to waste".
The convection induces a magnetic field, in a system known as a dynamo.
The Commissions ensured that scientific uncertainty was regarded as a dynamo for instant action rather than an excuse for inaction and controversy (Beck 2004).
Teh was such an energetic and tireless person that NIH deputy Director Michael Gottesman described him as a dynamo at that lecture.
The churning of the liquid in the outer core acts as a giant electromagnet, moving electrical charges around, in what is known as the "geomagnetic dynamo". The rotation of the solid inner core also contributes to the magnetic field.
He acts as a psychologist.
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