electrical
[ih-lek-tri-kuh l]
- electric.
- concerned with electricity: an electrical consultant.
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Origin of electrical
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Contemporary Examples
Hart Electric LLC An Illinois- based manufacturer of electrical components, and H.I. Cable.
Williams An Ohio- based corporation that works in the electrical and thermal insulation industry.
And so, in a lesser-known breakthrough, Edison went on to build the first electrical power station and system.
Second, building a viable solar industry is as much about financial and policy engineering as it is about electrical engineering.
An electrical systems failure could also have taken out the ACARS.
Historical Examples
Other electrical effects were also observed by the ancients.
Heroes of the TelegraphJ. Munro
The atmosphere of the box was charged with some electrical disturbance.
The AvengerE. Phillips Oppenheim
Let us undertake the same thing for some electrical phenomena.
The Machinery of the UniverseAmos Emerson Dolbear
First, under what circumstances do electrical phenomena arise?
The Machinery of the UniverseAmos Emerson Dolbear
Electricity: All bills for electrical current will be charged to this account.
The Automobile Storage BatteryO. A. Witte
electrical
- of, relating to, or concerned with electricity
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Word Origin and History for electrical
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electric
[ĭ-lĕk′trĭk]
- Relating to or operated by electricity. Compare electronic.
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