Sentence examples for effective lightning from inspiring English sources

The presented simulation tool is valuable for designers of electric power systems intending in a more effective lightning protection.

Erecting coupling ground wire is a type of effective lightning protection measure to reduce trip-out rate of back flashovers.

124 Carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine are most effective against the "lightning" pain produced by such spontaneous neuronal firing.

Engineers are also trying to determine whether a widely used system for detecting lightning is effective in monitoring strikes in urban areas dense with tall buildings.

The characters (except the chorus, representing the townsfolk) wore costumes by Toni Wright, and the lighting, by Kevin Kirkpatrick, proved effective right down to the lightning effects, which seemed for all the world to be coming from outside the tent on that rainy night.

So it might be time to start thinking less about money and power, and more about values, and how we might actually make sacrifices in service of those values — because history indicates that blatant, widespread hypocrisy is one of several effective ways to transform a lightning rod into an angry mob wielding pitchforks and torches.

There are various definitions for effective length/area of grounding wire/grid for lightning transients [A.S. Farag, T.C. Cheng, D. Penn, Grounding terminations of lightning protective systems, IEEE Trans. Dielectics, Elect. Insul 5 6) (1998) 869 877; B.R. Gupta, B. Thapar, Impulse impedance of grounding grid, IEEE Trans.

Franklin, however, also experimented and used the knowledge gained to invent the lightning rod, the first effective defense against house fires caused by lightning.

Low-impedance grounding system is a major prerequisite for an effective protection of wind turbines from lightning strikes.

He can also deploy magical powers that the game calls "vigors": After drinking surprisingly effective snake-oil potions, he can hurl lightning bolts or flames or a flock of murderous crows, among other tricks.

What the popular version of the first world war overlooks is the fact that the small British army that went to war in 1914 was extremely effective, and fought well to prevent a lightning German victory.