Sentence examples for exposed electrical from inspiring English sources

The most serious violation was exposed electrical wiring.

Other violations over the years included exposed electrical wires, a defective fire escape ladder, broken plaster and water and sewage leaks.

Video footage shows insects crawling around the kitchen, exposed electrical wires wrapped around a showerhead, and a hole punched in the fire escape door, which was locked.

Rats, mouldy walls, exposed electrical wiring, leaking roofs and broken locks are among problems blighting an estimated 338,000 homes rented by people under 35 that have been deemed so hazardous they are likely to cause harm.

Photographs taken during the tour and obtained by The New York Times showed charred door frames, broken light fixtures and toilets, exposed electrical wires, and what advocates said were infected wounds on prisoners' arms and legs, offering an unusual window into a prison at the center of a legal controversy.

He revealed that the hotel the bulk of his team are in lacks running water and has exposed electrical cables.

We explore theoretically a simplified but realistic view in which the improved filtration capability is primarily due to the fact that the nanotexturing exposes electrical charges in the walls which induce both electrostatic and van der Waals attractions over the impurities in the fluid.

Studies show an increased incidence of some cancers in children who have been exposed to electrical fields typical of those close to the lines.

Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) materials show the unique phenomenon that when exposed to electrical discharge, such as corona discharge, their hydrophobic surface becomes hydrophilic.

Osteoblasts were exposed to electrical stimulation of 1.5 μatcm2 at 3000 Hz, and the effect of BEC was assessed in the interrupted mode (6 h daily) and in the continuous mode (24 h daily), depending on the interval of stimulation.

Magnetic fields in a solenoid coil and a one-layer cable are shown as examples of the external magnetic field to which a coated conductor is exposed in electrical devices.