Sentence examples for brass contact from inspiring English sources

The port has a 6-dot brass contact array inside the groove for the 'bottom' strap connector slot.

As brass comes into contact with the air/elements, it reacts with the sulphur that is naturally present and produces tarnish, not rust, due to the copper/zinc makeup of brass.

To tune the radio, we will use a brass strip with a contact on the end that will make electrical contact at different points along the coil, where the insulation was scraped away.

The first scientifically recorded observation of a completely inorganic coordination compound is German chemist, physician, and alchemist Andreas Libavius's description in 1597 of the blue colour (due to [Cu(NH3 4]2+) formed when lime water containing sal ammoniac (NH4Cl) comes into contact with brass.

Planting Bulbs: True bulbs such as 100-watters, three-ways and even little Zampa candelabra bulbs can be screwed into the soil until their brass bases and ring contacts are covered, then may be jiggled around until they stand straight.

Cartridge fuses snap into spring-metal clips that also make electrical contact with the brass ferrules at each end of the fuse (see illustration).

The "backroom deals" and "overly cozy" contacts between utility brass and PUC bosses are the target of criminal investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and the California Attorney General.

The "backroom deals" and "overly cozy" contacts between utility brass and PUC bosses are the target of criminal investigations by the U.S. Department of Justice and the California Attorney General.

It was known that muscles in dead frogs contract when two dissimilar metals (brass and iron) are put in contact with one another and the muscle.

It would be impossible to police informal contacts between former top brass and their serving successors.

Most corporate top brass should curtail if not eliminate direct contact with analysts.