Sentence examples for current travelling from inspiring English sources

Gauri was aware of a painful current travelling up and down the backs of her legs.

His current travelling retrospective, which opens at the Guggenheim on October 6th, may throw some new light on that, but then again it may not.

Distributed parameter frequency dependant models of transmission lines are used to describe the voltage and current travelling waves along transmission lines.

The value of Universal Design principles to groups both at risk of being excluded as well as the current travelling public, was shown.

Diverse protecting mechanisms of transmission lines have been proposed earlier to detect and classify fault utilizing high frequency noise generated by fault and NNs [5], initial current travelling wave technique [6], wavelet transform [7], wavelet fuzzy combined approach [8], high speed protective relaying using ANN architecture and digital signal processing concepts.

As the reflection travels back up the line, the two voltages subtract and cancel, while the currents will add (the reflection is double negative - a negative current travelling in the reverse direction), the dual situation to the open circuit case.

Explain that they will be creating an introductory chapter for a current travel guidebook on Venezuela for American travelers.

[C13.] Executives Plan to Keep Traveling A survey found that 91percentt of business travelers say they expect either to maintain current travel levels or increase them next year.

4. (C) Ramirez Travel: After receiving last second permission from President Chavez to add a stop in Tokyo onto his current travel plans, Energy and Petroleum Minister Ramirez is currently in Moscow and will be in Beijing through February 3.

Vaccination of these travelers is unlikely to improve rapidly with the current travel clinic strategy and importations of HA will probably continue [ 7, 8].

Clinicians should stay up to date on current travel medicine recommendations and work to reduce gaps in vaccination among travelers, especially those who may have future travel to areas at risk.