If no electrical load is connected to the generator, the applied heat source power results in a temperature differential (ΔT) with a value dictated only by the thermal conductivity of the p- and n-type semiconductor legs and their dimensions.
It is cotton and crisp, with a shape dictated by its own seams and creases, rather than by the body wearing it, and it has blue stripes, all of which say: shirt.
The snores follow one another in train, but with a spacing dictated by the more serious restriction of airflow rather than the steady in-and-out of breathing.
Britain is a country run by millionaires, with an economy dictated by oligarchs, where working for less money than you need so you're not officially in poverty – and hoping you can cling on to that job – is very normal.
He had been summoned to Saudi Arabia and then presented with a dictate to resign, senior diplomatic sources told me.
"There have been times we're in the car and I'll have to take out a Starbucks napkin for writing while Jimmy, struck with an idea, dictates," she said.
As early as 1912, he discussed a journey to Palestine with Felice Bauer, a dictating-machine representative with whom he was to pursue a long, anguished, mainly epistolary romance.
Perhaps more than any other cocktail, the Irish Car Bomb is a drink with a split reputation dictated entirely by nationality.
Considering that the interaction of a metallo-receptor with anions is dictated by a fine balance between the steric, electronic and electrostatic requirements of the metal complex, we decided to investigate complexes with zinc II), nickel II) and copper II).
A unifying methodological theme of the conference was the mixed regression model, which includes both fixed effects (individual SNPs or other covariates) and a random polygenic term with a correlation structure dictated by pedigree relatedness.
William Miller somehow made being an intense, gawky teen with a music taste dictated entirely by my mum's dubious record collection seem OK.
