Sentence examples for electrical systems have from inspiring English sources

Electrical systems have been torn out, pipes broken, the kitchen equip ment smashéd.

The 787's electrical systems have experienced a series of problems since the plane entered service in 2011.

Because the water surged to six feet at the lobby entrance, the building's electrical systems have not been fully restored.

With more computers controlling functions like braking, annual vehicle recalls related to electrical systems have quadrupled in the U.S. since the 1970s.

But now the windows and most of the plumbing and electrical systems have been renovated, and Mr. Del Valle's first air-conditioner, a $346 Friedrich model that the windows were designed to hold, is to be installed this month.

Remember, too, that electrical systems have some redundancy built into them, i.e. there are multiple power sources and usually multiple routes to move electricity over the wires, so even before repairs are made, many customers will start getting service again.

It appears that many electrical systems had little headroom remaining when the blackout occurred.

The launching of the space shuttle Endeavour was postponed on Saturday for at least a day so engineers could make sure that the spacecraft's electrical systems had not been damaged by lightning strikes.

The concern for power quality in electrical systems has always been present but has increased dramatically in the last few years due to the simultaneous increase of polluting loads and sensitive ones.

Formed — or founded — in 2010 by the aforementioned Ron Morelli, Long Island Electrical Systems has become a byword for raw, gritty, steely, non-fuck-giving rough edged house and blunt, bludgeoning, bolshy techno.

Magnetic fields generated by a car's electrical system have mainly been treated as a threat to sensitive electronic components, rather than to occupants.