Sentence examples for electrical technology from inspiring English sources

Schiffer's book highlights the unexpected and sometimes quirky nature of the history of electrical technology.

It combines sorption (thermal) and conventional vapour compression (electrical) technology in two separate refrigerant loops.

This is a contraption for blocking radio waves which is named after one of the 19th-century pioneers of electrical technology.

He is studying electrical technology at Orange County Community College, but said he would rather work with his hands than be in school.

Many of the elements are technologically important: titanium, iron, nickel, and copper, for example, are used structurally and in electrical technology.

This is an eminently readable account of the early years of electrical technology, as engineers and scientists in the pre-Edison years searched for practical uses of electricity.

The plan is to have the 11 colleges cooperate to develop 11 separate associate degrees in various fields (engineering, material science and engineering, bioengineering, computer technology, engineering technology, and electrical engineering technology) and one accredited bachelor's degree, this one in computer engineering.

Reliable control of winding condition is an urgent task of modern electrical engineering technology.

After laying out a unified theoretical framework for understanding technological change, Schiffer presents a series of fascinating case studies of pre-Edison electrical technologies, including Volta's electrochemical battery, the blacksmith's electric motor, the first mechanical generators, Morse's telegraph, the Atlantic cable, and the lighting of the Capitol dome.

Maxwell's equations are in the foundation of modern optical and electrical technologies.

While in the U.S. Bell invented and/or improved a number of electrical technologies.