Sentence examples for common electrical from inspiring English sources
These welterweight sedans, including models from Mitsubishi and Nissan, turned out to be the vehicles that got through — not because of any special ability to claw their way over mountains of debris, but because they were able to "refuel" at common electrical outlets.
The most common electrical devices are designed for AC current, i.e. refrigerators or pumps.
Electric motors are one of the most common electrical components used both in industrial and household applications.
The Tripp Lite TLP1008TEL's 10 outlets offer enough space to satisfy most home-office needs and provide plenty of protection for your gear from the most common electrical threats.
Besides the most common electrical parameters (voltage and current density), frequency and duty ratio have effect on the uptake of particles during PEO processing.
Magnetizing inrush current, internal fault, CT saturation and over excitation are common electrical faults in power transformers so that most of the time are difficult to be separated.
Porcelain surge arrester is common in electrical substation and is vulnerable in earthquakes.
Researchers found that the dogs' sperm motility how well a sperm can swim dropped by 30%, and their testicular tissue and sperm contained chemicals common in electrical transformers, paint, and plastics.
Even in some heating dominated climates, these can be the times of system-wide peak demand, and it is common for electrical systems (such as in Ontario, Canada) to meet marginal demands during these peak periods using generators fired by GHG-intensive fuels (coal and natural gas).
The results suggest that there is nothing unique to wind farms with respect to EMF exposure; in fact, magnetic field levels in the vicinity of wind turbines were lower than those produced by many common household electrical devices and were well below any existing regulatory guidelines with respect to human health.
In fact, magnetic field levels in the vicinity of wind turbines are lower than levels that people are exposed to on a daily basis in homes, offices and schools, and much lower than exposure we receive from many common household electrical devices.
