Sentence examples for electrical standards from inspiring English sources

National electrical standards for hospitals were traditionally oriented toward maintaining electricity during common, brief local power outages, not prolonged emergencies.

One example is in traction transformers used for electric multiple unit and high-speed train service operating across regions with different electrical standards.

Structural shear requirements and universal electrical standards are one thing.

Will I have a problem with the computer because of the different electrical standards overseas?

A. Different European countries have different electrical standards, so find out ahead of time what the voltage and frequency rates are for your new home.

But Republicans appeared reluctant to separate the issues, for fear that the controversial provisions might not pass if they were not tied to the electrical standards that are widely considered vital.

AC is so embedded as the world's electrical standard that converting to DC at a retail level is now unimaginable.

If you plan to visit several countries in Europe, you can look up the electrical standard for each stop on the trip on the International Trade Administration's Electric Current Worldwide page.

If you plan to visit several countries in Europe, you can look up the electrical standard for each stop on the trip on the International Trade Administration's Electric Current Worldwide page at www.trade.gov/mas/ian/ecw.gov/mas/ian/ecw

Mature safety management concepts of the rail transit were formed in electronic and electrical standard IEC61508 [3], aviation industry standard ARP4761 [4], and the related European railway signal standards CENELEC [5, 6, 7].

Do not use a microwave manufactured in a region with a different electrical standard than your present location.