The phrase "electric shutdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the shutting down of power supply from a power source, either manually or automatically. For example: "The facility's electric shutdown was triggered when the temperature reached a certain level."
The greatest danger from a shutdown of electric power would be the defrosting of live germs now preserved in a frozen state.
Nine of 18 mice had what's called "spreading depolarization" in their brain stem essentially, a shutdown of electric activity that sweeps across the critical brain region and silences neurons.
In 1975, a reactor in Alabama almost melted down because the electric cables that control reactor shutdown in an emergency burned through.
This paper will discuss the design considerations for integrating medium-voltage switchgear used for shutdown of an electric motor into a safety instrumented function.
A relevant question is whether the in situ loss of selective permeability of the IMM is as rapid as the shutdown of an electric current, or whether it is initially lost only in the region where rupture of the OMM occurs.
It often occurs that a risk assessment study has determined the need to include the shutdown of a large electric motor as part of a safety instrumented function (SIF).
They have cited asbestos insulation, lead paint, outmoded plumbing and electric systems, lack of sprinklers, frequent power shutdowns and leaking roofs.
With the screw plant and box factory gone and the electric motor company in the final stages of shutdown, Mr. Rackley tried tree-stump grinding for a while, but business was catch as catch can.
When Electric Objects was bought by Giphy, the company soon shutdown the hardware team and got rid of the subscription fees for existing content.
The vascular disrupting action is dual, namely the effect of application of electric pulses to the tumours that induce a rapid shutdown of tumour blood flow that recovers within 24 h and the continuation of the vascular disrupting effect of electrochemotherapy, predominantly through its cytotoxic effect on endothelial cells.
