Sentence examples for electrical device in from inspiring English sources
He developed an electric motor that was the precursor of the first patented electrical device in the United States, the Davenport rotary motor (U.S. Patent No. 132, 1837).
And Jose Santos, who was investigated and cleared of carrying an electrical device in the Derby, immediately opened his hands like a magician after crossing the finish line to show he had nothing there.
Companies such as Cometa Networks, a well-heeled start-up based in San Francisco, are building WiFi "hotspots" which may in time displace cellular networks.Another version of Ethernet that is being finalised by an IEEE standards committee will allow every light switch and electrical device in a building to be controlled by an Ethernet connection.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, December 3 , 1960P. 56 A casual inspired by, a Westinghouse news release saying that the company has developed a method of operating electric household appliances, cooling and heating equipment, and other electrical devices in the home by dial telephone from any location in the United States.
A casual inspired by, a Westinghouse news release saying that the company has developed a method of operating electric household appliances, cooling and heating equipment, and other electrical devices in the home by dial telephone from any location in the United States.
His mother, who is retired, was a secretary for Leviton Manufacturing, which makes electrical devices in Queens.
All passengers flying into or out of the UK are being advised to ensure electronic and electrical devices in hand luggage are sufficiently charged to be switched on.
Airline passengers entering and leaving the UK on potentially any route must be able to prove electronic and electrical devices in their hand luggage are sufficiently charged to be switched on when they get to security.
All passengers flying into or out of the UK will have to be able to prove electronic and electrical devices in their hand luggage are sufficiently charged to be switched on.
It should be realised that such intensities of magnetic fields are significantly lower than the field intensities generated by electrical devices in daily use, such as refrigerators, washing machines, radio, and television sets, which questions the main research hypothesis.
