If you find defects in permanent wiring, or some places where wires are bare or terminals are needed, you should tell your parents about them.
Make a Simple Resistance Heater Materials you will need: 1 dry cell battery 1 foot iron picture wire Pliers Use a short strand of iron picture wire and hook the ends to the terminals of a dry cell battery.
Illustration: Figure 6] Now place your batteries side by side and connect the two top terminals and the two bases as shown in Figure 7.
Pass the new cord up through the lamp base and socket cap, tie a simple half-hitch knot in the cord to prevent strain on the terminals, and attach wires to the terminals on the socket (Figure 3).
Should not all our plans for terminals and headquarters include the excellent investment of a club house and assembly hall?
The traffic manager did not lose freight because his night terminals became congested.
There is, again, a species of re-induction affecting the core, so that faint impulses may be received at the terminals that were never sent by the operators.
A difference in the arrangement of the terminals of the wire coils or the wrappings of armature and field magnet, makes of the one a dynamo and of the other a motor.
He suspends two sheets of metal, each connected with one of the terminals of the coil.
The experiment might actually be performed if an instrument sufficiently delicate were attached to the terminals of the secondary to make the impulses visible.
He put his bag conveniently close to the terminals at which his pistols could be recharged.
He shoved the pistol butt to contact with two terminals devised for another purpose, and the pistol slipped for an instant and a blue spark flared.
If ionization made air a high-resistance conductor, then an ionizing beam would make a high-resistance short between the power terminals of a stun-pistol.
Hoddan briskly broke the butt of one of his own and presented it to the terminals he'd used the day before.
In summary, he reported that a compass needle experienced deviations when placed near a wire connecting the terminals of a voltaic battery.
Later in the letter, he describes the stimulation of sight, taste, and hearing as noted earlier, but nowhere does he mention chemical phenomena of any kind, or the heating of a wire joining the terminals of either device.
Now t is connected with the copper and d with the zinc, and the compass B set between the rods Aa and Cc with the coil perpendicular to the magnetic meridian and the terminals d, t at the east.
Magneto does not generate) by moistening the tips of the fingers and touch terminals of magneto.
The terminals W, W are for connecting to the photo-telegraphic receiving apparatus Q, being a double pole two-way switch for throwing either the transmitting or receiving apparatus in circuit.
T and P are adjusting screws, and theterminals J are for connecting to the receiving apparatus.
The other terminals of the batteries are joined one to each of the brushes R, R^1, R^2.
The wires from the winding on M are connected directly to the relay terminals F and H, as are also the wires from one winding on N.
The inner side of the inner and the outer side of the outer tube are coated with tinfoil, and these coatings are connected with the terminals of a powerful induction-coil.
At each of the great terminals there are very extensive platforms; the one at the City Hall Station is a block long; that at the General Post-office two blocks long, and these platforms are under the control of the transportation department.
The employees also own and operate a cooperative store and cafeteria in the general office, and among the terminals and stations there are numerous other similar undertakings.
Under the terms of the lease the company that owns the tube system operates it, and the Government delivers to the despatching points within the different stations and terminals the mail to be transported.
The terminals for Fast, and General Goods Classes 1 and 2, include loading and unloading.
The claim of railways to charge terminals would have to be considered if mileage rates are adopted in principle.
For Carriages, Horses, and Cattle the following terminals are charged:-- Booking 10 cents.
The terminal charges on Fast and “Piece” (ordinary) goods include loading and unloading, but in the wagon load classes the terminals do not include those services.
A light battery has its terminals connected to the opposite rails at one end of the section and at the other end a relay magnet has its terminals connected to the opposite rails.
The same holds good with regard to the carbon terminals employed for the production of the electric light.
The current is taken from the terminals of the generating coil to metal rods or electrodes which are pushed an inch or two into the earth.
The receiving apparatus includes the usual antenna, and closed secondary circuit, comprising an inductance and a variable capacity, across the terminals of which an Audion delicate detector is introduced.
Before the substance can stimulate the terminals it is necessary for its aromatic principles to be in solution.
The current is led through a key and an improved form of interruptor to the primary of the induction coil, whose secondary terminals communicate with the spark-gap.
If no sparking takes place between the terminals till they are within three inches of each other, the tube is low.
It is used in the terminals of incandescent electric lamps, and also employed by chemists, jewelers and dentists.
Strangely confiding in his word, the Reading management proceeded to expend large sums of money in building terminalsat Harrisburg and elsewhere to make connections with his proposed South Pennsylvania Railroad.
As the railroad had borrowed immense sums of money both to finance its coal combination and to build extensive terminals and other equipment, large payments to creditors were due from time to time.
Rank code: 2120 Country Comparison :: Ports and terminals This entry lists major ports and terminals primarily on the basis of the amount of cargo tonnage shipped through the facilities on an annual basis.
Perhaps its most remarkable action is that upon the terminals of nearly all the secretory nerves in the body.
But moderate doses of atropine markedly paralyse the terminals of the nerves that go to involuntary muscles, whether the action of those nerves be motor or inhibitory.
This can be experimentally shown--by the method of exclusion--to be caused by a paralysis of the terminals of the third cranial nerve in the sphincter pupillae of the iris.
The terminals should be lead strips, and it would be well, owing to the acid fumes which are formed, to coat all brass work, screws, etc.
A, B, C represent the circuit wires from the terminals of the window and door switches, to the annunciators.
A tube, or other structure, containing normally high resistance particles which form a path or bridge between the opposite terminals of a circuit.
The terminals of a battery, or of any circuit; as, for instance, an arc light.
By placing a coarse file in the circuit and drawing one of the terminals along the file the circuit will be rapidly interrupted.
By placing both coils, A, upon the bundle of soft iron wires, G, connecting one of them with the terminals of the battery, as shown in Fig.
In a true solenoid one of the terminals is passed back through the center of the coil.
One of the terminals of the coil, A, is connected with the turned up pivoted end of the telegraph key, o, on the same base.
To connect the two instruments together upon a line, it is only necessary to connect the two keys with one wire and the terminals of the two coils with another wire, cutting one of these wires and inserting the battery.
These terminals serve to fix the electrodes on which the copper is to be deposited.
These should project from the rod at points about half-way between the terminals already described.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "terminals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
