Sentence examples for current equivalent from inspiring English sources

Turner speaks more than sings - the only current equivalent is the Streets' Mike Skinner.

The output of NNT is the q-axis stator current equivalent to the torque command.

Figures quoted for the current equivalent of the £20m paid to slave owners vary from £16.5 billion to £76 billion.

Is there any current equivalent of watching cars in the parking lot? "If e-mail's not turned around in reasonable speed," Mr. Ballmer replied, "that's bad form".

The current equivalent would be a Lenovo X201T or X220T, but if you find the X61T too heavy, I think these will be too.

EIS measurements were carried out and the TBC impedance response was simulated using an alternate current equivalent circuit.

The current equivalents include the Samsung NC-110 NC-110 and Toshiba, but these are relatively expeNB550D

Those general managers, like Oakland's Billy Beane, Toronto's J. P. Ricciardi and Boston's Theo Epstein, are the current equivalents of Earl Weaver, who despised using the bunt as manager of the Baltimore Orioles across 17 seasons.

This offer has no time limit, and the Bank of England says you can turn up at Threadneedle Street to convert your expired banknotes into their current equivalents, regardless of how old the notes might be.

The circuitry needed to do this typically increases a grid's total impedance (the alternating-current equivalent of resistance) and reduces its efficiency.Superconducting FCLs, by contrast, are transparent to electricity until the current surges past a critical level.

If "Beautiful Thing" were to be made into a film, Shetty would be played by whomever is the current Bollywood equivalent of Paul Giamatti.