In the nineteen-sixties, Elisabeth Mann Borgese, a daughter of Thomas Mann, trained her English setter, Arlecchino, to type with his nose on a specially constructed electric typewriter.
The governors of California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont have agreed to loosen building codes for constructing electric car charging stations, put zero-emissions vehicles in public fleets, and possibly pursue favourable electricity rates for home charging, among other initiatives.
He believes the only long-term solution is to construct an electric fence at the edge of the camp.
'Odette dances the aspiration toward freedom, the heroine of Native Fields has to express in dance the desire that her fiancé will arrive to construct an electric power station in the native kolkhoz.'.
It's all laid out like musical notes on a page: press too many keys on a piano at once and the whole song's a mess, whereas Rise... constructs electric melody from its input demands and the result is quite the arresting ride.
Then, as a second case study, we analyse the electric properties and biomass trade-off of the bacterium G. sulfurreducens, which constructs an electric biofilm where electrons move across the nanowires.
As an amateur physicist, he constructed an "electric column" of zinc and silvered paper similar to the galvanic pile of Alessandro Volta, which was in vogue for electrical experimentation for some time.
"The current administration is opposed to drilling, opposed to pipelines, opposed to constructing new electric plants.
We thank Denis Timm for constructing the electric shock machine, Sailesh Varsani for help in administration of the experiments, Andreas Brogni for help in preparation of the physiological data, and Zuzanna Wojciechowska for supplying the voice recordings that were used for the Learner.
Subsequent mathematicians and physicists found the construct of the electric field to be useful for determining the electrostatic force on an electric charge at any point in space.
