Sentence examples for electrical push from inspiring English sources
"I have invented an 'auto-signaling arm,' which, when placed on the back of the fender, can be raised or lowered by electrical push buttons.
These are brought up to speed using the electrical "push" of microwave radiation in a so-called linear accelerator (SLAC's is 3km, or 2 miles, long).
"I have invented an 'auto-signaling arm,' which, when placed on the back of the fender, can be raised or lowered by electrical push buttons," she told The Green Book Magazine.
For Dr Leemans and Dr Hooker describe a device that might cut costs drastically.Conventional accelerators use pulses of electrical energy to push sub-atomic particles (usually electrons or protons) to high speeds.
Electrical pumps push air into an underground cavern at pressures up to 1,078 pounds per square inch, or more than 70 times ordinary atmospheric pressure.
At Ohio State, courses are intended to push electrical engineers to know more about thermodynamics and mechanical engineers to know more about electrical engineering.
The move was finally quashed when Mr Liddle got Siemens, a German electrical group, to push the Xerox version of Ethernet through the European standards body, ECMA.But Mr Metcalfe was unable to convince another large company, IBM, to go with his invention.
At Motorola Labs, Mark DeHerrera, an electrical engineer, casually pushes a square white button, sending 1 million electrical pulses to an MRAM sandwich in less than a second.
Existing solutions for flip chip bonding and design of substrate for electrical interconnection are pushed to their limits due to the very small size of the novel sensor.
At his daily press briefing, Mayor Giuliani rejected assertions by Con Ed executives that heavy use of air-conditioners, combined with the increased demands of computers and other electrical appliances, had pushed the generating capacity of the company's suppliers close to the limit.
During the electrical tests, the pushing rod was moved at the speed of 4 nm/s.
