Sentence examples for moving electric from inspiring English sources

Electricity, phenomenon associated with stationary or moving electric charges.

In 1876 he succeeded in proving that a moving electric charge has the same magnetic action as an electric current.

One block east, Con Ed workers were moving electric lines to make room for a new water main.

Because a spinning electron can be thought of as a moving electric charge, electrons can be thought of as tiny electromagnets.

An electric current flowing in a conductor, or a moving electric charge, produces a magnetic field, or a region in the space around the conductor in which magnetic forces may be detected.

There were a number of old grads there, gathered before a football scoreboard on which the plays were being indicated by means of a moving electric bulb, according to information that came over a Western Union telegraph wire.

As is the case in the single-stage Rydberg-Stark decelerators described above [120], the acceleration of the continuously moving electric-field minima in these surface-electrode decelerators affects the potential energy distribution in which the trapped Rydberg atoms move.

Simple conductors like buckets of water might move electric currents through the dangling wires of keyboards, which drip piano tinkles.

And many of those sales were spurred by heavy discounts from car companies desperate to move electric models off the lot.

And that will require major investment in the electric grid -- the outdated, barely adequate system that moves electric power from generating stations to consumers nationwide.

Mr. Dylan and his band — the one that backed him on "Modern Times" — arrived in black suits and black hats, and for the first few songs Mr. Dylan played electric guitar before moving to electric organ.