Sentence examples for electrical means from inspiring English sources

When, in the 19th century, the telegraph provided the first electrical means of sending messages, it swiftly became a way for people to communicate with other people.

Public transport was far more than a mechanical, and electrical, means of moving passengers from Arnos Grove to the Zoo; it was to be a source of inspiration, and even delight.

These are smaller surfaces inset into the rudder, elevator, and ailerons, which can be positioned by mechanical or electrical means and which, when positioned, move the control surface to the desired trimmed position.

Vibrating conveyors consist of troughs or tubes flexibly supported and vibrated by mechanical or electrical means to convey objects or bulk materials; vibration takes place in an inclined, elliptical pattern to cause directional as well as upward movement of the material.

Machines are usually powered by mechanical, chemical, thermal, or electrical means, and are often motorized.

Unfortunately, repeating packets by routing them, instead than by employing electrical means, increases latency and decreases effective bandwidth.

The tSNS generates biphasic rectangular impulses with an electrical mean equal to zero and with following characteristics frequency: 60 Hz, pulse width: 250 μs and intensity: 16 mA.

A constant current generator (maximum skin impedance of 2.2 KΩ) generates biphasic rectangular impulses with an electrical mean equal to zero (preventive stimulation protocol: impulse width 250 μS, frequency 60 Hz, maximum intensity 16 mA).

Due to its unsatisfactory efficiency in nano-scale structures [1, 3, 4], generating and controlling a spin-polarized current with all-electrical means in mesoscopic structures has been an actively researched topic in recent years.

This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.

(The slow speed of electrical signals means that smaller components make for faster computers).