It is through skeletal muscles that the physical attack or escape is effected; these muscles alone energize the claws, the teeth, the hoofs, and the means for flight.
The cause of the exhaustion of the brain is the discharge of nervous energy in a futile effort to energize the paralyzed muscles in an attempt to escape from the injury just as if no anesthetic had been given.
The effect of the current in the coil is to energize the magnet, thus tending to lift the armature against the force of gravitation.
In some cases direct current is used to energize the trip gear of the circuit breaker or oil switch, and in others, alternating current.
We may now look a little more closely at the character and potentialties of our instinctive life: for this life is plainly of the highest importance to us, since it will either energize or thwart all the efforts of the rational self.
It is characteristic of the regenerate type, that he should as it were overflow his own boundaries and energize other souls: for the gift of a real and harmonized life pours out inevitably from those who possess it to other men.
Electricity is used not only to run some farms, but also to hasten and increase the growth of farm products by running wires a few inches beneath the surface to energize the soil.
All these horrors and the cruelty of the world have been because men have not let love illumine the soul and energize the heart of humanity.
Based on conference agenda and schedule I order you to energize the communications barrier immediately upon receipt of this message.
The single rotary impulse, which follows just before the subscriber's dial reaches its normal position, will energize the rotary relay of the second selector.
It may be asked why the falling back of relay 15 will not again energize relay 17 and thus cause a false ring on the called subscriber.
These impulses, corresponding in number to the hundreds digit, will energize the vertical relay and cause it, in turn, to energize the vertical magnet, stepping up the selector shaft to the level corresponding to the hundred sought.
This will, however, permit such current to flow through the release circuit as will energize the sensitive off-normal relay and cause it to attract its armature and light the off-normal lamp.
The current from a small battery suffices to energize the pen, and with the stencil thus made hundreds of copies of the document can be furnished.
This may be attributed to the fact that the action of the current is to energizefirst those laminae or parts of the core nearest the surface and adjacent to the exciting-coil, and from thence the action progresses toward the interior.
The currents induced in the secondary energize the iron core i, which is preferably, but not necessarily, subdivided, and set the metal disc d in rotation.
But since the current is forced to follow the lines of subdivision, we see that it will tend either to energize or de-energize the field, and this will depend, other things being equal, upon the direction of the lines of subdivision.
In other words, the eddy currents circulating in the disc will energize the field magnet.
The 22-1/2-volt dry cell battery used to energizethe plate of a vacuum tube detector or amplifier.
You can, however, use 110 volt direct current from a lighting circuit as your initial source of power to energize the plate of the vacuum tube oscillator of your experimental transmitter.
The latter then act on the oscillations that are produced by the incoming waves and which energize the grid of the detector tube.
When a 110 volt direct current is used to energize the power transformer an electrolytic interruptor is needed to make and break the primary circuit, just as a vibrator is needed for the same purpose with a spark coil.
The voltage of the current that is used to energize the plate of a vacuum tube.
This can be formed of dry cells or you can use a storage battery to energize your coil.
A dry cell or two must be used to energizethe buzzer.
He used an induction coil to energize the spark gap, and a telegraph key in the primary circuit to break up the current into signals.
It is a merging of our life in the life of Christ, and a reception of Christ's life to interpenetrate and energize ours.
It has set itself first to answer the question whether the church is a real religious force in the community, and what method may best be used to energize the countryside more effectually for moral and religious ends.
There is left nothing to refresh, fertilize, andenergize the nation's vitality.
The river Chagres will energize the Canal as well as fill it.
A broken rail will also generally open the circuit and de-energize the relay.
The astral body responds to this treatment, and begins to energize the physical organs and cells into normal activity--and the journey toward health is begun.
In the first place, there is an actual transference of prana from the body of the healer to that of the patient, which serves to energize and revitalize the cells and centres of the body of the latter.
Does each great throb of the planetary heart, re-energize and move in unison, the protoplasmic centers of all forms of life?
Once more doth Pitt deem the land crying loud to him-- Frail though and spent, and an hungered for restfulness Once more responds he, dead fervours to energize Aims to concentre, slack efforts to bind.
His application to work for some twelve or fourteen hours a day, his hold on masses of details, and his burning patriotism, enabled him to inflame, control, and energize Frenchmen until they became a nation in arms.
For of things which subsist beyond the order of bodies, some are better both than place and time; and others, though they energize according to time, appear to be entirely pure from any connection with place.
For it energizes as intellect, and the ideas which it contains are paradigmatic, as being forms; and they energize from themselves, and according to their own exuberant goodness.
For if the one unites being to itself (for this may be said), the one also will energize prior to being, that it may call forth and convert being to itself.
