Sentence examples for electrical genius from inspiring English sources

Randolph, named for their grandfather Randall Bell, who had been born a slave, was an electrical genius who worked in shipyards.

IT'S a safe bet that relatively few people on Long Island have heard of Nikola Tesla, the world-shaking electrical genius whose invention of polyphase alternating current made him, more than anyone, the man who electrified the 20th century.

This guy is an electrical genius.

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The feminine genius is "electrical" and "intuitive," the male more inclined to classification (T, 419).

The Mechanicville site was developed in 1897 by R. N. King, a businessman from Dayton, Ohio, and designed by Charles Steinmetz, an electrical engineer often described as the creative genius behind General Electric.

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.

Was it a stroke of genius to raise the volts in a car's electrical system?

Some genius.

Genius, really.

Electrical sockets.