Sentence examples for idler in from inspiring English sources

Her journals furnished material for Conversations of Lord Byron (1834), The Idler in Italy (1839), and The Idler in France (1841).

The signal [see Fig. 3(b)] and idler [see Fig. 3(c)] radiation have spectral width (FWHM) of ΔλAiry~3.94 nm (~17 centredentred at λAiry = 1525 nm and ΔλGauss ~94 nm (~74.7 centredentred λGauss = 3548 nm respectively, clearly showing the generation of broadband radiation in the mid-IR wavelength range in Gaussian spatial profile [see the image of idler in Fig. 1(b)].

The idler in this most simple case is generated by intermodulation of the applied signal and pump tones and it can be understood as resulting from a quadratic nonlinearity.

In this representation, the external admittance, Y ext, is represented at different frequencies by Y 1 and Y 2. The input admittance ( Y SQ ) is then based on the signal voltage response to current i 1, which depends upon the idler in a way that may allow for gain.

(September 3, 2008: " 'Get away from me. Go move to China.' " September 16, 2008: "His buddy said, 'You are not human.' ") The idler-in-chief appears to be Tommy, a white male who works for the city and has been caught by Pakenham four times.

The train bearing The Idler pulled in after a short journey from the last stop, and after he was greeted by local dignitaries, Bryan would give a brief speech addressing silver and the need for the people to retake the government.

Furthermore, the analysis shows that TIFF is more pronounced in idlers than in single stage gears.

It was invented by idlers in the study house.

"The British are among the worst idlers in the world," claimed Britannia Unchained.

Once they enter the workplace, the British are among the worst idlers in the world".

"Arguing that working Britons are 'the worst idlers in the world' is deeply insulting.