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Example sentences for "condensers"

Lexicographically close words:
condensation; condensations; condense; condensed; condenser; condenses; condensible; condensing; condere; condescend
  1. Because of the condensers serially in the telephone line, voice currents can pass through it, but direct currents can not.

  2. The condensers are bridged across the primary windings of the transformers for the purpose of aiding in smoothing out the current waves.

  3. Each Morse circuit will be seen to include, serially, two 50-ohm impedance coils, and to have shunts through condensers to ground.

  4. Several things are to be noted about the talking circuit so established: First, the inclusion of the condensers in the vertical and the rotary sides of the connector circuit.

  5. Condensers can be inserted in series with ringers of magneto sets if the testing advantage is valued highly enough.

  6. The telegraph relay is equipped with spark-eliminating condensers around its contacts and is of heavy construction throughout in order to carry properly the sending current.

  7. Retardation coils and condensers will be noticed in series with the circuit through which the signaling current must pass before going out on the line.

  8. The opposition of impedance coils to alternating currents and of condensers to direct currents are the fundamentals.

  9. One reason for limiting the voltage employed is that the condensers used in the circuit will not stand much higher potentials without danger of burning out.

  10. Likewise condensers are required for the necessary quantities of drinking water.

  11. The provision of only one or two large condensers on special ships which supply the entire demand of the transport fleet, as the Americans employed in their expedition to Cuba, has not proved practical.

  12. The condensers are kept cool by exposure to the atmosphere, and are often cooled by a stream of water from a tank above.

  13. Before the gas passes from the condensers into the purifiers, it passes through a kind of pump, termed an exhauster, driven by steam power.

  14. Condensers are either air-cooled or water-cooled, or both.

  15. Three huge dynamo-motor arrangements took up the room's far end, and from them a tangle of wiring led through square black condensers and transformers to a battery of great tubes.

  16. The cubical chambers had been smashed beyond all recognition, the dynamos were masses of split metal and fused wiring, the batteries of tubes were shattered, the condensers and transformers and wiring demolished.

  17. We shall not thus be inhaling the noxious gases, nor be exposed to the attacks of mosquitoes and other germ-bearing insects; whilst river-water passed through our condensers will be perfectly drinkable.

  18. Fortunately fairly fresh water for drinking purposes could be obtained on shore, and thus the necessity of using the condensers was for the time being no longer urgent.

  19. There's a whole lot to learn about receiving and transmitting and detectors and generators and condensers and vacuum tubes and all that.

  20. I want to price variable condensers like the one Doctor Dale brought us at Ocean Point last summer, too.

  21. For discharging the condensers there is employed a manipulator formed of a rod, mm, which can be acted upon, from the exterior, by means of a button, k.

  22. From the force-field generators of the "Forlorn Hope" he selected the two most suitable for his purpose, tuned them to the exact frequency he required, and around them built a complex system of condensers and coils.

  23. It is not the dust and smoke of towns, it is not the dust of a country road; all such particles as these are gross and large compared with those which are able to act as condensers of moisture.

  24. Later Van Rysselberghe changed these arrangements for the still simpler device of introducing permanently into the circuit either condensers or else electro-magnets having a high coefficient of self-induction.

  25. The condensing water is sent through the surface-condensers by circulating-pumps driven by their own engines.

  26. It was found very difficult to keep the condensers tight, and boilers were injured by some singular process of corrosion, evidently due to the presence of the surface-condenser.

  27. These condensers must not be allowed to get wet or their efficiency will be impaired.

  28. S is a hard rubber plate, provided with a revolving metal arm and handle, H, and four contact points, P, which latter receive the ends of the wires from the groups of burner condensers B by means of nuts or binding posts.

  29. Iron alum has not only this property but also that of reducing oil discharged from surface condensers to a condition in which it may be readily removed by filtration.

  30. Condensers are just the other way in their action.

  31. If the wires are transmitting high-frequency currents these condensers offer tiny waiting-rooms where the electrons can run in and out without having to go on to the grid of the next tube.

  32. To these condensers we connect inductances and these inductances we couple to our transmitter and receiver as shown in Fig.

  33. What we really have, is a lot of tiny condensers which I have shown in the figure by the light dotted-lines.

  34. And so it has, but we usually call it "impedance" instead of resistance because straight wires resist but coils or condensers impede alternating e.

  35. What was really important was the sort of condensers made possible by a genuinely good dielectric material.

  36. Can't make very good condensers out of this," he objected.

  37. As arc lamps when tilted upward break condensers very rapidly, the light is usually reflected upward by means of mirrors set as indicated in Figure 197.

  38. For the purpose of projection we can use only the light which strikes the condensers direct from the arc.

  39. The best methods of preventing heating are: a large lamp house well ventilated and condensers of such focal length as to allow the arc to be maintained at some distance from them.

  40. The focal length of the condensers determines the point at which the arc must be maintained.

  41. The flatter the condensers are, the farther away the arc may be, and the less will be the heating; but this position is accompanied with considerable loss of light.

  42. But if the light is brought too close, there will be undue heating of the condensers and these, especially the one nearest the light, will be likely to break.

  43. The average current in the arc should not exceed 30 amperes and it will be found that excellent pictures can be obtained with 25 amperes or even less and the cost of energy, carbons, and condensers will be less.

  44. The face occupies the space marked by a half circle and two arc lamps with condensers are trained upon it at very close range.

  45. In order to obtain the most light with the least expenditure of current and heat in the lamp house, the crater must be formed in such a manner as to face the center of the condensers as nearly as possible.

  46. The position of the arc with reference to the condensers is also an important point to consider.

  47. A method of projection sometimes resorted to when condensers are broken.

  48. Rays reflected by the lamp house do not pass through the condensers in the same direction as those coming directly from the crater and will not focus with them.

  49. The condensers are provided for the purpose of gathering and condensing as many of the scattering light rays of the arc lamp as possible and bringing them to bear upon the slide and the objective.

  50. Varley, who first applied condensers to sharpen the signals, and Professor Fleeming Jenkin, of Edinburgh University.

  51. The condensers are merely used to sharpen the action of the current, and render the signals more concise and distinct on long cables.

  52. These tubular condensers are particularly good as they may be easily cleaned.

  53. The vapors in this column are carried to the condensers D and F and from there to a refrigerator G.

  54. From the distilling column K the phlegm or raw spirit passes to the phlegm tank L from which it is drawn as desired into the rectifying column M, thence into the coolers and condensers and thence into the alcohol tanks N.

  55. Where two or more condensers can be coupled together by means of plugs, switches or other devices.

  56. It consists of a coil of wire wound on a soft iron core and has a large inductance, hence the capacitance of the filter condensers are proportionately smaller than where a small inductance is used which has been the general practice.

  57. It is largely used in making condensers both for transmitting and receiving sets.

  58. These condensers are used in connection with the reactance coil to smooth out the pulsating direct current after it has passed through the rectifier tube.

  59. Inductance coils or condensers or both which (1) prevent troublesome voltages from acting on the different circuits, and (2) smooth out alternating currents after they have been rectified.

  60. In these condensers the leaves of the sheet metal are embedded in composition.

  61. Oscillation circuits when connected together by condensers instead of inductance coils.

  62. The condenser is therefore adjustable and, as you will see from the picture B, it has one terminal wire at one end and three terminal wires at the other end so that one, two or three condensers can be used in series with the aerial.

  63. The fixed condensers and the grid leak can be placed anywhere so that it will be easy to connect them in and you are ready to wire up the set.

  64. These condensers are made up of thin brass plates insulated with a special compound and pressed into a compact form.

  65. High tension condensers, that is, condensers which will stand up under high potentials, or electric pressures, can be bought in units or sections.

  66. Open and closed circuits connected together by inductance coils, condensers or resistances.

  67. The glass plate condensers are the cheapest and will serve your purpose well, especially if they are immersed in oil.

  68. My condensers are so formed that they will readily convert this ether into air suited to man's requirements.

  69. The heavens were now clouded, and rain began to fall heavily, which necessitated closing the port-holes and door, and setting the air-condensers to work.

  70. The condensers worked admirably, but driven at their utmost capacity, they still failed to furnish sufficient breathable atmosphere.

  71. Throughout this period of unparalleled darkness our air was very bad, and the condensers working at their utmost pressure could scarcely keep up a sufficient supply of breathable atmosphere.

  72. Our water supply once more became plentiful, the condensers now working admirably.

  73. The gas evolved passes through vertical condensers J into washing- boxes K, which are placed within the tank.


  74. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "condensers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.