Sentence examples for conduct us away from inspiring English sources
Having been sold to white traders for a gun, a piece of cloth and some lead, Quobna Ottobah Cugoano recalled waiting in the dungeon till his time arrived: "To conduct us away to the ship, it was a most horrible scene; there was nothing to be heard but rattling of chains, smacking of whips, and groans and cries of our fellow men.
The Concorde uses its fuel to run the engines and to conduct heat away from the wings, which heat up at supersonic speeds.
In high-power applications, metal layers may be built into the resonators to conduct heat away since dielectric materials tend to have low thermal conductivity.
He's also incorporating "skins" of copper foil that reflect light and conduct heat away from the buildings.
Writing in Nature Communications, the researchers describe a thermal transistor — a nanoscale switch that can conduct heat away from electronic components and insulate them against its damaging effects.
A new thermal transistor could help conduct heat away from delicate electronic components and also insulate them against chip and circuit failure.
The packaging materials must have low dielectric constants (in order to minimize the delay in signal processing), and they must conduct heat away from the semiconductor devices.
The cell design incorporates a large thermal body which can conduct heat away from the active membrane area and minimize the influence of self-heating; allowing for active and precise control of temperature regardless of the current density.
It applies to a soldier who "runs away"; "shamefully abandons [or] surrenders" a post; exhibits "cowardly conduct"; "casts away his arms or ammunition" or commits other offenses.
While we expected more from writers/creators Paul Weitz ("About A Boy"), Roman Coppola ("The Darjeeling Limited"), and Jason Schwartzman, we kindly suggest you conduct yourself away from this desperate, cheesy, and stereotypical pilot.
TCEs admit light to the active layer and conduct charge away, ideally forming an ohmic contact with the semiconductor in order to do so most efficiently.
