Sentence examples for electrical static and from inspiring English sources

Snatches of the popular classics, meanwhile, are played at high amplification, intercut with electrical static and crackly radio recordings.

Gas from pyrolyzer first was sent into the dust collector to remove the dust and then cooled and purified in a quench tower and electrical static oil collector, and tar was collected, simultaneously.

Remove any and all electrical static charge from your clothes and body by touching a doorknob or any other grounded object.

The operations can destroy altered regions of the brain, clear away abnormal electrical "static" with electrode implants and can sometimes repair damage with transplants of dopamine-producing cells (the decrease of the brain chemical dopamine can produce one or more of the classic signs of the disease).

Be absolutely sure you have removed any and all electrical static buildup from yourself before working inside your computer and before touching any new circuit cards and chips.

The gas was then cooled in a heat exchanger and purified by 2nd electrical static oil collector.

In the past, attempts to achieve such high pixel rates have been stymied by the build-up of electrical static, which caused problems with the brightness of the screens.

To clarify the idea and to demonstrate its generality, the approach is presented through three synthesis case studies from different engineering domains: electrical networks, statics and kinematics.

The electro-optical characteristics of the DMSO-doped PEDOT PSS based device and devices with architectures based on undoped PEDOT PSS and/or indium tin oxide (ITO) were investigated and the effects of the different anodes were analyzed by means of electrical responses in static and dynamic regimes.

Reference [5] evaluated the impact of electrical substations on the static and dynamic performance of electric power systems, while considering their possible operating states.

In the case of the Navy dirigible Akron, however — which departed from Lakehurst, N. J., at 7 30 P.M. on April 3 , 1933 for the purpose of calibrating radio direction finder equipment — rescue operations were greatly hampered by static and electrical disturbances.