Sentence examples for the voltage of from inspiring English sources
The voltage of mature eels is about five hundred volts.
On meeting her, Nora feels the "voltage" of her presence, and an unequal friendship develops.
Those poems were inspired, he said, by "the voltage of reading" Ted Hughes.
"It's actually a 14-volt system, the voltage of today's 12-volt cars when running," Dr. Keim said.
The Islanders were the foes tonight, and their offense suddenly has all the voltage of a dead battery.
The plot of "Princess" is based on a lightning-strikes idea reduced to the voltage of a firefly.
The voltage of current refers to its electromotive force, the amperage to its intensity.
"Let's measure the voltage of something!" He had Sandate hold the meter's leads in each hand.
When she starts to drink too much, she does not slur or totter, but simply ups the voltage of an already too-bright smile.
A sceptical Ted Hughes, invited to read on the first Arvon course, was taken aback by "the strange, intense euphoria... the voltage of new-found imagination".
But the new aluminium-ion batteries are far from being available for commercial use in electronics, producing just half the voltage of lithium-ion batteries.
