Sentence examples for electrical expert from inspiring English sources

In that mission he is accompanied by five close friends: dapper Harvard lawyer Ham Brooks, engineer Renny Renwick, verbose archaeologist Johnny Littlejohn, electrical expert Long Tom, and apelike but brilliant chemical genius Monk.

Edison moved to New York City, where he initially went into partnership with Frank L. Pope, a noted electrical expert, to produce the Edison Universal Stock Printer and other printing telegraphs.

He added, however, that he was not an electrical expert.

Electrical experts said last week that the patchwork of standards could explain why some regions were able to avoid the blackout on Thursday while others were not.

Electrical experts said the blackout was more likely a result of corruption, a lack of maintenance, the exodus of skilled workers and the soaring cost of imported parts when paid with Venezuela's devalued currency.

The council commissioned architectural, mechanical and electrical experts to investigate the issues, at a cost of nearly £19,000.

Alarm and electrical experts said in interviews that high-end security systems typically do not require extra power.

The new approach could be a boon for incorporating various types of circuitry into textiles, says Barry DeCristofano, a chemical engineer and electrical textiles expert at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center in Massachusetts.

James Lin, an electrical engineering expert at the University of Illinois at Chicago, suggested in a December study that microwave pulses could have produced the strange sounds and caused the symptoms that diplomatic staff and their family members suffered. .

James Lin, an electrical engineering expert at the University of Illinois at Chicago, suggested in a December study that microwave pulses could have produced the strange sounds and caused the symptoms that diplomatic staff and their family members suffered.

Utilities have been scrambling to meet the state requirements, and many will not be met, according to electrical utility experts.