Sentence examples for shifting current from inspiring English sources

That is because the shifting current of AC runs to earth more easily than DC does.

Without shifting current trade policy, "I don't see how the dollar avoids going down," he mused, warning of inflation risks posed by an anemic Yankee currency.

The inverter is applied to invert the DC source into a sinusoidal source to provide a shifting current in the transmitter coil.

My findings suggest that tax certified individual engagement partners are positively associated with the current effective tax rate and cash effective tax rate which regard effects of shifting current tax expenses and tax payables to later accounting periods.

But most of that money will come from shifting current spending on fossil fuel infrastructure toward clean energy.

The best (and constantly shifting) current estimates suggest that the electricity bills of most Newfoundlanders will double or maybe triple whenever the project comes online, forcing larges swathes of the country's poorest province to start choosing between rent or groceries or power.

Strom Thurmond, first elected to public office in 1946, successfully navigated the shifting currents of the electorate.

Also, more than any of his colleagues, he has remained open to new ideas and to shifting currents in contemporary architecture.

The conductor Daniele Gatti draws diaphanous playing from the great Met orchestra and captures the shifting currents of this richly chromatic and complex score.

Trey Taylor thinks so, but first he and his associates have to build a better turbine — specifically, one that can withstand the river's strong and shifting currents.

As in many of these works, the forms and surfaces seem more fluid than solid; the paintings resemble sea charts demarcating shifting currents and eddies.