That's liable to start an electrical fire, and electrical fires are bad.
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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), in partnership with the National Electrical Contractors Association, sponsor apprenticeships across the United States through the electrical training ALLIANCE, spending roughly $180 million a year training the organized electrical construction workforce.
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Electrical stimulation devices, or ESDs, administer electrical shocks through electrodes attached to an individual's skin.
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His father is the president of Gessin Electrical Group, an electrical contractor in New York.
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This change results in differences in electrical potential, which is what gives us useful electrical energy.
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Both companies have been operating in the electrical market since 1993 and offer traditional electrical engineering services.
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Prolonged periods of high electrical demand also increase the risk of gas curtailments and electrical service interruption.
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Many problems with air-conditioners are electrical, so my electrical knowledge has really helped in this job.
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The electrical problems originated in an electrical panel that blew out last month, the union leaders said.
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AES Electrical, also called Freestate Electrical, alleged that its employees had to work "nonstop" to complete electrical and fire alarm systems before the hotel's "soft opening" in September and its grand opening in October.
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Now he's completed a year of daily electrical classes and works as an apprentice at an electrical construction company.
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What is the biggest daily variable for electrical systems, and how does it make it difficult for electrical providers?
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What they do, according to O*NET: Wind wire coils used in electrical components, such as resistors and transformers, and in electrical equipment, such as field cores, bobbins, armature cores, electrical motors, generators, and control equipment.
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Perhaps it's the average electrical field, or maybe it's action potentials—the electrical output of single brain cells, or neurons.
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There's even a mention of using electrical contacts to measure body fat percentage or the electrical activity of your heart.
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Electrical power-line installer or repairer They install or repair cables or wires used in electrical power or distribution systems.
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Con Edison confirmed on Twitter that there was a "brief electrical fire" it its Astoria substation, which affected electrical transformers.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Maintain and repair electrical equipment in power plants, substations, or other electrical distribution facilities.
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Because many parts of Canada rely on electricity produced by dams, "hydro" is often synonymous with electrical power and electrical utilities.
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Most importantly, they have an electrical charge, which can be affected by electrical fields like the ones that exist in thunderstorms.
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Experts say that restoration, which often involves combustible chemicals and electrical tools, always presents a fire danger, as does electrical wiring.
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About 100 miles of electrical cabling will be replaced, along with 6,500 electrical wall outlets, 5,000 light fixtures and 330 fuse boxes.
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Given the millions of Americans, their billions of electrical devices, and the thousands of miles of electrical wires involved, well, it's downright amazing.
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The power grid's electrical systems—which use the Earth as a current-dispelling ground—are vulnerable to changes in the Earth's electrical charge.
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The other would comprise its electrical business, which makes stainless steel, aluminum and non-metallic enclosures that guard sensitive electrical and electronic equipment.
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Injecting electrical current into neuron 2 makes the neuron fire, triggering electrical changes in the two cells downstream, neurons 1 and 5 (bottom).
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The electrical activity of the heart, for example, is reflected in tiny electrical changes on the skin, which can be observed through electrocardiography.
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To build the electrical system, he consulted with a friend who's an electrical engineer, and he did his own fair share of research, too.
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In the 1970s, medical TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) was developed to help relieve chronic pain by passing electrical impulses through the affected area.
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Electrical and electronics drafters prepare wiring diagrams, circuit-board-assembly diagrams, and layout drawings used for the manufacture, installation, or repair of electrical equipment.
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Electrical and electronics engineering technicians help engineers design and develop computers, communications equipment, medical monitoring devices, navigational equipment, and other electrical and electronic equipment.
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The tenants — a production company, an electrical supply company and an electrical contractor — have leases that are to expire over the next five years.
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Neurons fired information-carrying electrical bursts called action potentials both spontaneously and in response to an electrical stimulus, as those in living brains do.
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Electrical grid cybersecurity threats The U.S. electrical grid is comprised of three separate grids: the eastern interconnection, the western interconnection, and the "Texas" interconnection.
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Again, this could dramatically reduce the costs of transferring electrical currents, meaning more powerful and efficient electric motors, and a far more efficient electrical grid.
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Narrator: The first time the spider knocks into a hair, it sets off an electrical signal, sort of like the electrical currents in your brain.
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When the scientists hook the little robot to an electrical tether or tiny little battery pack, the electrical charge causes the polymer "muscle" to flex.
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Narrator: The first time the spider knocks into a hair, it sets off an electrical signal, sort of like the electrical currents in your brain.
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The Cleveland Functional Electrical Stimulation Center, of which Ajiboye is a part, first developed electrical stimulation technology for reanimating paralyzed function nearly 30 years ago.
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Shaun McCutcheon is an electrical engineer, president of the Coalmont Electrical Development Company, and successful plaintiff in the 2014 Supreme Court case McCutcheon vs. FEC.
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The perilous state of the island's electrical grid has been apparent for years — as has the weak financial health of its electrical utility and municipal governments.
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The big picture: Several potential causes still linger — electrical lifts from the outside of the building, electrical wiring on the inside and cigarette butts found inside.
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There was a brief electrical fire at our substation in Astoria this evening, which involved some electrical transformers and caused a transmission dip in the area.
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Shaw captures on a photographic plate electrical discharges from his thumb while he listens to music, creating a record of the electrical energy of the moment.
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He holds a BS degree in electrical and computer engineering from Clarkson University in 1989 and earned a Master's in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins University.
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Another safety device, Ocean Guardian's SharkShield device, emits a electrical field is meant to trigger spasms in a shark's electrical receptors if it gets within range.
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"We have the same electrical connection, the same electrical source as Isla Verde," Ms. Rivera-Clemente said, referring to a popular tourist area near San Juan.
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In February, Dassault acquired Trace Software International's electrical and automation design software, Elecworks, to help customers with electrical design challenges in the development of smart products.
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The electrical malfunction of the heart, leading to arrhythmia, can often be avoided if the heart receives an electrical shock from an automatic external defibrillator, or AED.
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His critics and local electrical engineers consulted by Reuters said the blackouts were due to years of underinvestment and lack of maintenance of the country's electrical infrastructure.
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Its bill can detect electrical currents in the water, and so it can detect a crayfish moving its muscles since that puts out a little electrical discharge.
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The Ironing Room likes the long 12-foot electrical cord included with this iron, allowing you to set up several feet from an electrical outlet if needed.
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The company, which began as an electrical workshop in Stuttgart in 1888, supplied many of the electrical components, like spark plugs, that made mass-market cars possible.
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Deep brain stimulators, first introduced more than 20 years ago, emit electrical signals that interfere with the abnormal electrical impulses in the brain that cause Parkinson's symptoms.
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But off-the-shelf electrical sensors struggle with latent period between when the electrical signals go to the heart to tell it "pump," and when it actually pumps.
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When these interact with the Earth's magnetic field they create a fluctuating electromagnetic pulse that can induce electrical currents strong enough to overwhelm and burn out electrical circuits.
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This High-Altitude Electro Magnetic Pulse (HEMP) resonates in the Earth[Symbol]s magnetic and electrical fields and may catastrophically damage or destroy unprotected electrical or electronic equipment.
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In late August, the Truman aircraft carrier experienced an "electrical malfunction within the ship's electrical distribution system requiring analysis and repair," a US Fleet Forces Command spokesman, Capt.
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An electrical cause is certainly on the table, Mr. Engel said, from a power line that could have fallen in the wind, or some other malfunctioning electrical equipment.
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For days after a storm, Con Edison officials say, they often deal with scores of electrical fires caused by the rock salt eating away at electrical cable insulation.
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The company said it did not find evidence of downed electrical wires at the suspected origin point of the fire, but it did report an outage on its electrical system near that point and found a pole support wire close to an electrical wire that was energized before that reported outage.
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ECFC plays a key role in contributing to the healthy development of Korea's electrical contractor industry, in promoting independent economic activity and improving the economic status of electrical contractors.
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Electrical stimulation devices (ESDs) work by sending electrical shocks through electrodes attached on the skin to condition patients so that they will refrain from self-injurious or aggressive behaviors.
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As you press down on the key, the dome depresses, bringing together the electrical contact located underneath the key and the switch located below, thus completing the electrical circuit.
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There is so much evidence that schools have been efficient at making isolated courses — electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and even within electrical engineering you've got hardware, software, analog, digital.
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The war took place between Edison's Electric Light Company and the Westinghouse Electrical Company at the dawn of the electrical age and helped settle the future of the technology.
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EMP waves can disable all sorts of electrical devices, but their biggest threat is to the electrical grid and long-haul communications, a previously published Energy Department report said.
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Total employed in the US: 186,490What they do, according to O*NET: Electrical engineers research, design, and test electrical equipment for use in commercial, industrial, military, or scientific use.
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The root cause is when excess heat — both from heavy electrical loads and a heat wave itself — overburdens, melts, or otherwise damages equipment like electrical transformers and power lines.
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When an electrical current moves through air in an electrical arc, it alters the molecules in the air, charging them with energy, splitting them into atoms and ionizing them.
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The TrimX electrical fat stimulator promises to target the most stubborn fat deposits on your body and essentially blast them away with gentle waves of electrical current (and regular exercise).
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"Thus, by modulating an electrical signal in the intensity of a light beam, attackers can trick microphones into producing electrical signals as if they are receiving genuine audio," they wrote.
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With India's high-energy costs and overtaxed electrical grid, Sarma worries that the purchase would spike his electrical bills, but he's beginning to think it may be an inevitable expense.
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Bohorquez, an electrical engineer at MIT, collaborated with neurologist Dr. Seward Rutkove to pack the hand-held tech with what they say is serious medical-grade science called electrical impedance myography.
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Naval Sea Systems Command spokeswoman Colleen O'Rourke said in an email that components within a portion of the Truman's electrical distribution panels were damaged as the result of intermittent electrical arcing.
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At issue is whether the air bag control units may suffer electrical overstress due to harmful electrical signals resulting from a crash, causing them to stop working during such an event.
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Half the patients in the study received mild electrical stimulation from physical therapists, and half received sham stimulation (all the equipment is set up, but the electrical current is never activated).
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Thousands of companies make up this country's $130 billion electrical construction industry, and electrical construction workers across the country work tirelessly to build out some of America's most important infrastructure needs.
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" Manufacturers of electrical equipment, appliances and components said "U.
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BRUSSELS — He attended Catholic school and studied electrical engineering.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French electrical components maker Schneider Electric (SCHN.
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Employees claim that electrical tape was used to patch cracks on plastic brackets containing electrical components, and that cars would sometimes pass through the production line while missing bolts, nuts, or lugs.
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Like the way magnetic vortices can be influenced by magnetic fields, these electrical vortices could be tweaked by external electrical impulses, potentially making them a means of storing data at the nanoscale.
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The pilots turned the electrical power back on, which reengaged the stall-prevention feature, known as MCAS, and then used electrical switches to try to raise the nose, the Journal's sources said.
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Officials ordered inspections of about 600 third-rail electrical cables in the system, known as Metro, after an electrical fire in a downtown tunnel on Monday created long delays on three lines.
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In 2014, the World Bank estimated that nearly 183 percent of India's 1.3 billion people had an electrical connection and that renewable energy made up 12 percent of the country's electrical grid.
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It just edged out coal, which provided 21% of the Lone Star State's power, according to the Electrical Reliability Council of Texas, which manages electrical flow on about 90% of the Texan grid.
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Carbon nanotubes have the neat property of tunable electrical conductivity, and by tweaking the fabrication process, it's possible to create materials with electrical and mechanical properties that change as the fabric changes shape.
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" And they quite a few other possible uses in nano electronics, such as tiny computers from bacteria that can "receive data as an electrical signal, do computations, and then produce an electrical output.
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Just like all other electrical devices, water should be avoided.
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Take an electrical circuit, a spring, and a swinging pendulum.
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The island's fragile electrical system was no match for it.
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It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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Plants may seem inert, but they're surprisingly electrical in nature.
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Like an electrical charge, his graphic line enlivens each work.
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This includes maintenance and how to understand different electrical drawings.
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In the other, they applied electrical heat for 20 minutes.
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This is a rate comparable to that of electrical centrifuges.
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Yes you can record the electrical activity of a muscle.
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You're looking at the electrical activity of the heart muscles.
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The machine sends electrical pulses through your skin and nerves.
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This malfunction can be as simple as an electrical spike.
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Its members include 95% of the industry's registered electrical contractors.
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There's even an electrical umbilical tethering you to the wall.
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Texas receives 24 percent of its electrical power from coal.
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A year later, Leah married Bernie Adler, another electrical engineer.
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He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University.
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Eighty percent of Puerto Rico's electrical transmission lines went down.
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Ever since, we've had nothing but plumbing and electrical problems.
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Her car crashed into an electrical pole; the SUV fled.
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When did your interest in electrical and computer engineering begin?
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It promises to "shut off" menstrual cramps through electrical impulses.
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A new electrical grid might last 50 to 100 years.
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There are two electrodes, or electrical conductors, on opposite sides.
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That is why electrical power lines work at high voltage.
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The essence of the problem is not mechanical, but electrical.
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My father is an electrical engineer and a serial inventor.
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Then she picked up an electrical cord and fondled it.
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He won a scholarship to M.I.T. and studied electrical engineering.
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His father has an electrical contracting business, also in Dallas.
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Bookings for electrical equipment, appliances and components decreased 2.6 percent.
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He also handled the plumbing work and the electrical wiring.
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He said Plenty uses electrical infrastructure designed for wet environments.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components slipped 0.6 percent.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components climbed 0.8 percent.
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Lumber, appliances and plumbing and electrical materials were top sellers.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 0.7 percent.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components rose 0.6 percent.
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It is covered with knobs and dials and electrical connections.
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It has to meet codes for sprinklers and electrical power.
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The case is Alaska Electrical Pension Fund et al v.
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Stripped electrical and telephone wires dangled down over the street.
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Existing methods use electrical techniques, which efficiently track individual neurons.
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It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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The electrical stimuli supplied by the pacemaker are quite large.
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But nature invented the electrical grid first, it turns out.
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Instead, it was an "electrical problem," the doctors told me.
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Electrical work is being carried out by a single electrician.
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The opportunity to disrupt Western military, electrical and banking infrastructures?
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Ventilation ducts and electrical wiring were in the wrong places.
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It's a fire hazard and against the National Electrical Code.
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His father was an electrical engineer, his mother a homemaker.
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He's industrious and has done roofing, plumbing, and electrical work.
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When it spots one, it administers a corrective electrical shock.
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Electrical boards, though wildly useful, aren't the jazziest of things.
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Downed electrical cables in Ichihara, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo.
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An EMP will fry the electrical system in their car.
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But orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components rose 2.0%.
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Rometty studied computer science and electrical engineering at Northwestern University.
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The average monthly electrical bill in Puerto Rico is $250.
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A solar flare has the potential to disrupt electrical networks.
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Zach Cooke, 333, an electrical engineering major from Amory, Miss.
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This refers to the actual electrical waveforms of your heartbeats.
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Varying rates tend to boost the economics of electrical appliances.
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Who posed the Twitter question about the jumping electrical tower?
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Yet it would do little to improve the electrical grid.
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This amateur electrical work could easily fail in another disaster.
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I took courses in carpentry, electrical installation, typing, and welding.
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"A conventional [internal combustion engine] vehicle with a 12-volt electrical system only offers about 2.5 kilowatt of electrical power max and on most modern cars they are close to maxed out," Abuelsamid said.
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Somewhere along the electrical wires cast like nets across the city, a bootlegged electrical line running from a generator was spliced in his favor: A single "magic" outlet powers his wireless router during outages.
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" • The artists, musicians and tattooists who frequented the Ghost Ship and resided there overloaded the electrical system, and "there were often sparks from the electrical system that smelled and circuit breakers blew out often.
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A recent report from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) also found that the risks associated with a HEMP on our electrical grid would be regional, and not destroy the entire nation's electrical infrastructure.
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Our national security also involves our nation's critical infrastructure, including transportation, which is supported by rebar and long product steel producers, and the electrical grid, which relies upon our electrical and specialty steel makers.
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He said he was not subjected to electrical shocks, but did see at the station a hand-cranked electrical generator, consistent with the device other gay men said had been used to torment them.
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"Avoidance and reduction of these electrical loads coupled with reduced fuel use for commuting should have a positive impact on the environment, with no meaningful negative impacts on our national electrical infrastructure," he added.
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The restriction relating to the electrical grid may just be a practical one: Congress has already appropriated a separate tranche of money specifically for the electrical grid, though it has yet to be allocated.
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Twenty percent of the output will feed the plant's electrical demand; PSE&G, a local electrical utility, will be able to buy the rest (unless American Organic Energy compresses its biogas to run trucks).
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In order to increase the speed at which these electrical signals travel, the axon is insulated by myelin.... Myelin twists around the axon like a jelly-roll cake and prevents the loss of electrical signals.
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"I was gonna paint some street art on this electrical box, but I realised I could go to jail for longer than a rapist," he stenciled onto an electrical box posted to Instagram on Tuesday.
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Our understanding of the brain is such that we now know how to manipulate electrical impulses to control a robotic arm, or interfere with electrical signals to treat motor disorders (such as Parkinson's or epilepsy).
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Case in point, former HBI electrical student, Camella Boyd, came back to HBI as an instructor and started her own business while working full-time at a major electrical design-build and systems integration firm.
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And none of the funds can be used on the electrical grid, although the Department of Housing and Urban Development has yet to release nearly $2 billion that was allocated for Puerto Rico's electrical system.
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She was studying electrical engineering, and I was studying mechanical engineering.
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There was also an increase in electrical current for the lander.
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Take, for example, his vision of wireless transmission of electrical currents.
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Tinned copper wire from copper-wire producers used in electrical motors.
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During weather-caused electrical outages, entire regions become dark and quiet.
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The device works by stimulating the motor cortex with electrical impulse.
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Some of these allow cells to communicate by exchanging electrical charges.
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His intellectual property practice focuses primarily on electrical and software technologies.
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The geometric wood floor is heated, and features electrical outlets throughout.
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The technology is installed inside the electrical panel in your home.
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He uses our personal vehicle for our small electrical/HVAC company.
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The judgement ordered that the company's electrical grid be re-inspected.
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The electrical signals can damage the control circuit, the documents say.
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Case's voice was an electrical charge to which everyone was open.
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It is also a good conductor of heat and electrical current.
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Mechanical and electrical life-saving equipment was also relocated for protection.
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In July, orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components jumped 1.1%.
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Atkore manufactures electrical distribution products and reported solid earnings on Tuesday.
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An electrical issue is believed to have caused it, FDNY said.
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Overnight, the transformers had failed, leaving the plant without electrical power.
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It puts more power, both electrical and political, in local hands.
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That means it doesn't just work on electrical grids in Ukraine.
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In 2005, coal comprised half of the country's electrical generating capacity.
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It's the same effect that drives electrical motors and wireless chargers.
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A player's concentration is measured through tiny electrical impulses called brainwaves.
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To work with electrical signs, you'll need 4,000 hours of experience.
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Currys, an electrical-goods shop, is already discounting its vacuum cleaners.
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Meanwhile, electrical products and machinery dominate Chinese products exported to Germany.
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The founders come with a background in entrepreneurship and electrical engineering.
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But orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.8 percent.
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An electrical hat will make the cancerous cells more chemo-sensitive.
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Investment in the electrical equipment and chemical products branches dipped slightly.
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The statement lists electrical failure as the reason for the crash.
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Wind has generated 22050% of the state's electrical needs this year.
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But orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components fell 0.9 percent.
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Not so Zahra Jafari, who studied electrical engineering at Kabul University.
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This is a no-no students learn in Electrical Engineering 101.
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He received his doctorate in electrical & computer engineering from Cornell University.
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That way, you will never forget to turn off electrical appliances.
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Electrical wires were ripped down from power stations vital to farming.
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They collected these slimy samples by giving frogs mild electrical stimulations.
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Those electrodes use a technique known as Electrical Impedance Myography (EIM).
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But Osama, also an electrical engineer, found the move more difficult.
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Hogan will retire and serve as chairman of the electrical business.
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Electrical blackouts will endanger people who need respirators and dialysis machines.
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What sort of mystery is an electrical rodent equipped to solve?
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It's old electrical grid, which was in terrible shape, was devastated.
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Muscles were motors; the heart a pump; the nerves electrical conduits.
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The company used these spreadsheets to manage orders for electrical equipment.
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Texas is the only state that has its own electrical grid.
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They would use electrical impulses to damage it, and so on.
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Solar PV is a technology that converts sunlight into electrical energy.
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Her father, an electrical engineer, works at the Santa Ana, Calif.
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Possible jobs with this major: Electrical engineer, machinist mate, radiological engineer.
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Installing and maintaining electrical power lines can be a dangerous job.
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Electrical equipment and appliances manufacturing cut 145,300 between 2001 and 2017.
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AES Electrical, a company based in Laurel, Md., filed a Dec.
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Neurofeedback is a technique that relies on electrical brain wave sensors.
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The company's kits generally teach kids mechanical and electrical engineering fundamentals.
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Investigators concluded that a private electrical system, not PG&E Corp.
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Then they would connect the circuit boards to an electrical current.
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"Our electrical system is weak, at best," the mayor said Wednesday.
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After the electrical system shut down, Adams paid $700 for repairs.
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The violent wand is a fairly safe form of electrical play.
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I had just died trying to activate a massive electrical substation.
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"There are lots of other electrical components in there," Swanson said.
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But electrical goods inventories fell by the most since January 2016.
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I thought about men with machetes, pedophiles, high staircases, electrical sockets.
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His father retired as an electrical engineer in San Jose, Calif.
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China also accounts for well over half of electrical vehicle sales.
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Huge heating, cooling and electrical banks will be dismantled and relocated.
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Transit officials said overhead electrical wiring dislodged around 11:30 p.m.
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I look in my company, I've got electrical engineers, mechanical engineers.
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There were also increases in inventories of petroleum and electrical goods.
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"The census data is like the electrical system," Professor Reamer said.
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That includes new electrical, heating and air-conditioning, and plumbing systems.
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Electrical impulses from the other side let her heart beat normally.
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Hess hung himself with an electrical cord in prison in 1987.
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We of passed a one hundred percent clean electrical grid bill.
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An electrical grid that serves both countries collapsed around 43 a.m.
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Residents fear the electrical plant's deep geothermal wells may be explosive.
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Another device, which resembles a platypus, can pick up electrical signals.
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Israeli airstrikes crippled Gaza's only electrical power plant, causing widespread blackouts.
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MIND Scientists are racing to treat brain disabilities with electrical stimulation.
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What skills do you need, aside from expertise in electrical work?
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It was a degree in electronics engineering technology, not electrical engineering.
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In particular, what are the efforts to get electrical power restored?
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The bride's father is an independent electrical contractor based in Norwood.
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His master's degree will be in electrical engineering and computer science.
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Underwriters Laboratory was created to stop electrical appliances from causing fires.
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They also fired off their electrical impulses at a higher frequency.
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He entered M.I.T. for graduate studies in electrical engineering in 1939.
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Some are also learning how to install and repair electrical lines.
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The storm also knocked out electrical power for the entire territory.
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His father was an electrical engineer, and his mother a homemaker.
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"The average American has no concept of electrical constraint," he said.
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It could take four to six months to resume electrical service.
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components fell last month.
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They built the pipelines and electrical grids to power our country.
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It wasn't that there was no electrical outlet in the bathroom.
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There were canisters of polish and fly swatters and electrical equipment.
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Electrical and plumbing systems are out of date; insulation is insufficient.
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EMALS uses stored kinetic energy and solid-state electrical power conversion.
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Feces and vomit on electrical transmission towers can cause power failures.
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His father was a lawyer who became a Navy electrical engineer.
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He lost that house to an electrical fire eight years ago.
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Imagine if every electrical product required a differently shaped 120V outlet.
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The unit's net electrical output will be around 1,33 megawatts (MW).
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A growing number of electrical entrepreneurs are stepping into the breach.
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It can't drive even a short way on electrical power alone.
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This extinguisher is rated for liquid, gas, and energized electrical fires.
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Nowhere is this more true than with the island's electrical grid.
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Cross holds a bachelor's in electrical engineering from Virginia Commonwealth University.
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After his release, he did construction-related plumbing and electrical work.
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"Electrical, heat — it wasn't really up to par," Ms. Smith said.
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Amy is the sole owner and employee of Melba Electrical Services.
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And buried electrical hardware remains vulnerable to storm surges and flooding.
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It reads the overall levels of electrical activity in your brain.
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They are José Moura, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon; and Aleksandar Kavcic, a former student of Moura's and now a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Hawaii.
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In the Norwegian incident, it's possible the electrical current from a single bolt, or multiple bolts, proved fatal because the animals were in contact with one another, enabling the electrical current to travel through multiple animals.
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LJUBLJANA, May 14 (Reuters) - Japanese electrical equipment producer Yaskawa, which is building an industrial robot factory in Slovenia, has decided to build another factory in the country to produce electrical components, the company said on Monday.
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Speaking to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers on Friday, Biden made light of the stories of his uninvited touching, joking twice that he had "permission" to hug the male, electrical workers' union president Lonnie Stephenson.
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The Ultimate Electrical Engineering Master Class Bundle With five courses and over 40 hours of training, this bundle covers a wide range of useful skills that will help you build a solid foundation in electrical engineering.
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Puerto Rico has struggled to obtain enough transformers, electrical fittings and electrical insulators, according to Prepa — to the point that crews have been assigned to recycle existing materials while they wait for new ones to arrive.
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If the battery's terminal—electrical contacts that send power from the battery to a device—come in contact with something metallic like, say, a garbage truck, this can create a closed circuit and produce an electrical charge.
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She's an advisor to Hubspot, Optimizely, ClearSlide, BloomReach, Skyhigh Networks, Origami Logic, Kanjoya, and Datorama, and holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford in hardware and an MS in Electrical Engineering from Stanford in network systems.
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Sectors with a large, direct exposure to the U.S. market, Moody's said, included cork and wood products, furniture, office machines, household appliances, electrical equipment, road vehicles, telecommunications equipment, electrical machinery, apparel and footwear, animal oils and fats.
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Many lack working electrical systems or are missing water pipes and furnaces.
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The electrical sub-station is located in the basement of the building.
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The Humane Society suggests that electrical stunning could be the best option.
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Though he has a degree in electrical engineering, he's a business guy.
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Electrical failure would also occur if an aircraft runs out of fuel.
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Instead, the electrical patterns were chaotic, a hallmark of a developing brain.
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This output energy could be mechanical or electrical—and other weird stuff.
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Chen was on the electrical engineering team, according to the charging document.
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In 2015 Russia launched a cyber-assault on Ukraine's electrical transmission system.
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One upside: There's free Wi-Fi and both electrical and USB outlets.
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Throughout the experiment, the brains were all carefully monitored for electrical activity.
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A man seeks relief from the heat, amid the impaired electrical grid.
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Her father, an electrical engineer, is an operations director in Berlin, Conn.
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I was laying electrical underground pipe, and they were laying block wall.
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And Apple is not unique in this latest takedown of electrical sockets.
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There have been electrical problems with window anti-ice heaters in A22s.
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There have been electrical problems with window anti-ice heaters in A13s.
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It's the thing that makes the electrical contact that registers a keypress.
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When a film reacted, its electrical resistance changed in a predictable manner.
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Five people who live with a combination of chemical and electrical sensitivities.
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The business produces silicon-based products for aerospace, automotive and electrical industries.
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ON JUNE 10th thieves in Stevenage ram-raided an electrical-goods store.
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Most have a B.S. or Master of Science degree in electrical engineering.
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In June, orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 0.8 percent.
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The more electrical stimulation applied, the heavier a virtual object will feel.
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He also salvages the switches, plugs and cables from old electrical devices.
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Most have a B.S. or Master's of Science degree in electrical engineering.
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She married Spielberg's father, electrical engineer Arnold Meyer Spielberg, in February 1945.
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The cathedral's spokesperson says the electrical wiring was properly installed, per Reuters.
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Lightning strikes and fallen electrical wires led to fires in New Jersey.
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It can be used as a lubricant, it can store electrical power.
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That can cause an electrical short, which could lead to a fire.
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Construction I think electrical is a phenomenal trade, and it's very versatile.
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There were also decreases in orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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Unlike cocaine, MDMA doesn't directly interfere with electrical impulses in the heart.
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Researchers are also measuring the brain's electrical activity with EEG (electroencephalography) tests.
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Galvani will develop miniaturized, implantable devices that can modify electrical nerve signals.
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Electrical power here does not come without concerted exertion or personal sacrifice.
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The much higher electrical current through these wires produces stronger magnetic fields.
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There were also increases in orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components.
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It then fried, taking out part of the electrical grid with it.
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Carter climbed an electrical tower and ended up touching a live wire.
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Chinese projects include roads, bridges, irrigation systems, electrical transmission infrastructure and dams.
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Setter finds the best contractors across handiwork, plumbing, electrical, carpentry and more.
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It's almost a state-run enterprise, how much they're subsidizing electrical vehicles.
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"There's actually very little time," said electrical engineer Howard Chizeck over Skype.
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Rajesh Menon, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, led the team.
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Use an adapter and plug it into a regular ole electrical socket.
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During cardiac arrest, the heart stops when the organ's electrical system malfunctions.
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It works with Alexa to add voice control to any electrical socket.
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At this point, officials believe the fire was caused by something electrical.
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And many buildings lack the electrical paneling necessary to accommodate full electrification.
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Not to mention dangerous places like nuclear power plants or electrical substations.
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The island's electrical grid is down and may remain so for months.
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Economics was second, followed by business, banking and finance and electrical engineering.
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Orders for machinery and electrical equipment, appliances and components rose last month.
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They mowed fields, cut down trees, laid marble, and did electrical work.
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We charge the lamp and other electrical devices with the car battery.
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Israeli air strikes crippled Gaza's only electrical power plant, causing widespread blackouts.
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A nut is missing that should be there to secure electrical connections.
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That activates the electrical properties in the oil, and aligns your DNA.
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He subsequently founded reBuy, a company that specialized in refurbishing electrical goods.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Operate electrical power generation equipment.
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At $17.99 it's an affordable intro to some basic electrical engineering concepts.
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Electrical engineering majors have a mid-career salary of $118,100 a year
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Possible jobs with this major: Computerrogrammer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, industrial engineer.
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So if electrical engineers are 35 percent women, then that's our target.
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Every year, in the summer, visitors and electrical storms slow things down.
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Inside each cavity are sensors of various kinds: electrical, chemical and biological.
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An aid package to rebuild houses and electrical grids won't cut it.
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Meanwhile, McLinko led mechanical and electrical spacecraft research and development for Planet.
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Cambron holds B.S. degrees in physics and electrical engineering and an M.Eng.
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There were electrical outlets in the ceilings, but there were no fixtures.
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The system utilizes electrical impulses to stimulate muscles, approximating resistance and touch.
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Look around—the electrical sockets, three entry points, they're all UK standard.
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No sane company wants to build a new coal-fired electrical plant.
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Electrical goods and tech are the largest U.S. import item from China.
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SatNav uses streams of pseudorandom numbers to avoid problems with electrical interference.
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Edesur, the electrical distribution company, announced on Twitter about 7:50 a.m.
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They don't have any electrical charge so Earth's magnetism doesn't deflect them.
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He received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from M.I.T. in 1959.
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In March, Mr. Levy started by learning his way around electrical panels.
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Then, two weeks later, Hurricane Maria devastated the entire island's electrical grid.
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Are those raindrops leaking through the weathered stage onto the electrical equipment?
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It could have been caused by an electrical problem or human error.
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Ultimately, Dr. Greengard showed that electrical and chemical signaling worked in tandem.
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In another, a bedroom seemed to have a Brazilian-style electrical outlet.
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He does carpentry, construction and electrical work, and builds koi ponds, too.
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.3% last month.
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But demand for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.3% last month.
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Putting the lights on a timer will help manage your electrical costs.
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She'd need to replace the electrical wiring and all of the walls.
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It's a tiny company that makes medical and electrical devices Details, details.
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It came from the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America.
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The compartment has an electrical outlet with both 220V and 110V sockets.
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William Haugland, its chief executive, started his career as an electrical lineman.
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What they do: Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures.
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Road salt can get in and cause corrosion and an electrical short.
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Thus neurons convened into a "chemo-electrical storm of repurposed signaling" — brains.
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We've had Donald Trump roll out sanctions here on Chinese electrical goods.
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An electrical cord was strung across a hallway, ready to trip someone.
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ENGINEERING (33,116) Electrical engineering, computer engineering, AutoCAD, mechanical engineering, project management 4.
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His doctorate from the same school was in electrical engineering and physics.
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"I just realized that electrical engineering was not for me," she said.
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"On the electrical side, we are just like an appliance," Murthy said.
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As the stereocilia are nudged back and forth, they generate electrical signals.
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Sandbags lined the walls; electrical cords ran along the floor and ceiling.
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Investigators blamed an electrical short-circuit for the fire, The A.P. reported.
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Spontaneous reconnection only happens in situations where plasma weakly conducts electrical current.
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Models are priced at 11,000 euros ($11,700); €15,000 for the electrical version.
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