From somewhere in the rear came the clatter of a small gasoline engine, and still farther away was an electric dynamo.

To what gigantic proportions has the little infant dynamo of Faraday grown in this short time since its birth!

One sees the war as a colossal dynamo, where force is perpetual like the energy of the sun.

Almost every gasoline motor vehicle carries its own electric plant, either a set of batteries or more commonly a little magneto dynamo, which is run by the shaft of the motor.

What a splendor to be out of the city and the paint and the tragedy; to have in her veins the warm brown earth and the good hot sunand this mighty dynamo beneath!

However, they run only 700 revolutions per minute there, whereas our slowest dynamo runs 1,100.

Perhaps it exists, but if so, I have never met It only means the building into the frame of suitable dynamo, and the provision of means for storing the rest of the equipment.

Briefly, the rotation makes the electrical flow and a thermopilic dynamo of each planet.

A trailing wire was to be used to increase the sending and receiving power, and Trowbridge believed that with a dynamo capable of supplying current for a hundred lights, communication could be established at a distance of half a mile.

Swinging around in it are the wish-feelings generated by the vegetative dynamo.

It will make the church the central dynamo of the community, connected by a live wire with every home, school, factory, bank, shop, store, office, legislative chamber, employers' association, labor federation,with every organ of the whole social organism, so that the light and power which are in Jesus Christ shall be the guiding influence and the motive force of our civilization.