Sentence examples for bulb passes from inspiring English sources
If the new bulb passes the department's testing regimen, it will be an even more efficient, longer-lasting lighting device than today's compact fluorescent bulbs.
Traditional light bulbs pass electricity through a filament, which results in energy being released as both heat and light, leading to a lot of heat being wasted.
In a light bulb, electricity passes through a thin wire, which heats up and glows.
Under Defense Department rules, work shifts must be significantly curtailed when the wet-bulb temperature passes 88 degrees.
Republicans last year seized on the bulb standards passed without much fanfare back in 2007 and signed into law by President George W. Bush as another example of government intrusion into personal choice by encouraging consumers to buy more efficient lighting.
Too bad Edison isn't around to invent a suitable punishment for the dim bulbs who passed this legislation.
The steps Portland took included encouraging walking and bicycle commuting, telling local companies that if they give employees free parking they should also subsidize bus passes, and replacing bulbs in traffic lights with light-emitting diodes that cut electrical use by 80percentt.
Edison's bulb works by passing electrical power through a metal filament, heating it to the point that it gives off light.
It's cheaper to offer than electric light bulbs — neon!" We passed under the Queensboro Bridge, which, when I first arrived in New York, had its four 350-foot towers topped by eight 70-foot-high flagpoles; the poles were removed in 1960 following reports of faulty maintenance.
Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh waged what became known as the "light bulb wars" after Congress passed the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, aimed at increasing energy efficiency and reducing use of fossil fuels.
Both MGE and LGE contained only scattered GFP+ neurons (Fig. 3 M ), presumably corresponding to interneurons that will populate the olfactory bulb (LGE) and interneurons passing through these structures (Marín and Rubenstein 2001).
