Utiliser "condenser" dans une phrase

1. either the condenser microphone or the output of

2. at the top The suspension, he says, behaves like a condenser – and a vertical

3. output of the condenser

4. The output of the condenser microphone is

5. There’s a training session this afternoon rehearsing the operating parameters of the new condenser on the SL-one (Stationary Low Power Reactor), fairly simple material, really

6. The tube side of the condenser is ASME Code stamped per Section VIII, Division 1, for Unfired

7. The condenser shell is mounted horizontally and pitched toward its round end, with the distillate

8. The condenser is vented to atmosphere in order to remove non-condensable gases and to equalize

9. filter, preventing the passage of unfiltered air into the condenser and protecting the condenser

10. The condenser is constructed of type 316L stainless steel

11. Where the ostrich’s main body would be, there was an engine, burner, condenser and other parts

12. Maybe it’s wax dripping from the condenser or charcoal built up on a resistor

13. Watt soon added the airpump to the condenser, to extract the air extricated from the water in boiling, together with the water injected

14. If boilers can bear (as they are usually made of iron) 500 pounds, there can be no danger in using them with fifty; and this gives an increase of power, with a condenser, fourfold, or makes a ten horse power forty

15. An engine, therefore, that possesses the cylinder and other members of Watt's engine, working with or without a condenser, at pleasure—having a rotatory movement—requiring no ponderous balance-wheel—adapted to high steam—attended by no inconvenience from the rapidity of its stroke or movement—having no inert mass of machinery to move reciprocally—more powerful, proportionately, from its using steam as strong as that in the boiler—of a simple and durable construction, and by a combination of two similar machines attached to the same common intermediate axis, operating so as to give nearly an equal power at every moment of its operation, seems to combine every thing desirable in an engine for the purposes of navigation