Sentence examples for live voltage from inspiring English sources

The most common use you may put the multimeter to is to check for live voltage at a switch or an outlet.

The live voltages and currents are easily enough to kill a human being, yet copper wire thievery is rampant at such locations.

First, is the short lived, high voltage, high current electrostatic discharges to the device.

No one wants to live near high-voltage transmission wires, and few major lines have been put up anywhere in the last decade.

One of the most high-voltage live bands out there right now, these industrial-metal fiends came impressively close to capturing their vicious stage assault on their last album, "Wisconsin Death Trip," an exercise in incessant, groove-oriented noise that yielded a moderate hit, "Push It". "Machine" picks up where that one left off, with a similar formula--merciless rhythms and possessed grunts.

Their concern is not without merit; agencies including the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute acknowledge the potential hazards of long-term exposure to a strong electromagnetic field, or E.M.F., and have done studies on the association of cancer risks with living near high-voltage utility lines.

Toward this end, we have developed an automated method for identifying populations living near high-voltage transmission lines.

Wartenberg et al. (1993) used a GIS to develop an automated method for identifying populations living near high-voltage lines for the purpose of evaluating childhood leukemia and electromagnetic radiation.

We believe that the approach we have developed will enable investigators to rapidly identify and characterize populations living near high-voltage transmission lines on a statewide basis for considering the impact of exposures and for public policy and that these populations also can be used for epidemiologic study.

The voltage on the live contact is measured with respect to the neutral contact.

This report provides background in application of high voltage to encapsulate living cells for further medical purposes.