Sentence examples for bearing power from inspiring English sources

The trigger was a single relay switch on a line bearing power from Niagara to Ontario, which had been set to trip off if power surged past a certain level.

The thermogenesis of the rolling bearings, namely the rolling bearing power loss N f is generally calculated by taking the rolling bearing as a whole.

It could also automatically track the target by controlling the director's bearing power drive.

The oil is responsible for the lubrication of shaft and bearing powering the vibrating motor.

That's why Billy Rohan, a NYC skateboarder and Friend-of-VBS, came by VICE's 15th anniversary party two days early bearing lumber, power tools, and an entourage of eager skater guys and girls.

A leather-bound collection of photographs of the work was presented to Heinrich Himmler, as "new evidence for the culture-bearing power of our Germanic traditions," in December , 1942

It begins with a history of the science and the growing realisation that the information-bearing power of the electromagnetic spectrum the range of frequencies and wavelengths available to carry signals is without practical limit.

The central event in technology over the last decade is a growing awareness that the information-bearing power of the electromagnetic spectrum its bandwidth, that is, the range of frequencies and wavelengths available to carry signals is not severely limited, as previously believed, but essentially infinite.

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And here again an appeal may be made to the incredibility that such a mode of enlarging the sphere of federal legislation should have been unnoticed in the ordeals through which the Constitution passed, by those who were alarmed at many of its powers bearing no comparison with that source of power in point of importance.

Then the people, incapable of bearing the very power they have delegated, want to manage everything themselves, to debate for the senate, to execute for the magistrate, and to decide for the judges.