29 Words to use with contacts

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Build this contact printer.

a, Heel angle, with b, the contact-screws; c, screw-clamp, with contact-spring (isolated from the shoe); c' conducting-wire from the same; d, screw-clamp, with conducting-wire (d') screwed into the edge of the shoe; e, nails isolated by cutting a small window in the tinfoil.]

This action takes place on any meter completing a unit of measurement of (say) 1,000 cubic feet, at which point the contact makers touch.

The Sidereal Standard Clock preserves a rate approaching to perfection, so long as it is left without disturbance of the galvanic-contact springs (touched by its pendulum), which transmit signals at every second of time to sympathetic clocks and the chronograph.

The first wave of some sixty-five officers and men was blown up by four large contact mines and entirely destroyed.

The 1949 composer's contact encyclopedia, with foreword and explanatory notes.

Contact mercury.

There can be no question that there is no plan that is so simple for producing transparencies as contact printing, but in this, as in other photographic matters, one method of work will not answer all needs.

But suppose one meter should be moving very slowly, and so retaining contact for some time, while other meters were working rapidly; the armature at D would then be held up to the magnet by the prolonged contact maintained by the slow moving meter, and so prevent the quick working meters from actuating it; and they would therefore pass the contact points without recording.

It was their effect to bring into nearer contact people from the several parts of Greece, and to stimulate and publicly reward talent, as well as bodily vigor.

Briefly, the method of inquiry adopted in each case was the 'push and contact principle' of the ordinary electric bell, and the close attention which was paid to detail will be sufficiently gathered from Figs. 35 and 36.

Putting [theta] for the arc embraced by the belt, and [mu] for the coefficient of friction, Q/P = [epsilon]^{[mu]^{[theta]}}, or for a given arc of contact Q =

The student who will begin by experimenting along the lines of contact mind-reading, and who then advances along the lines of true telepathy, as explained in the earlier chapters of this book, will have made a good start, and considerable progress, along the road to clairvoyant development.

In addition to the compression of the fibres at the surface of contact resistance is also offered by the inertia of the particles there, the combined effect of which is a stress at the surface of contact often entirely out of proportion to the compression which would result from the action of a static force of the same magnitude.

"Keep off those contact rings."

But the joy may be either of two very different kindsdelight in victory and the personal success of persuasion, or the ecstasy of the shared vision of truth, in which contact souls come nearer to each other than any closest familiarity can effect.

CONTACT MIND READINGThe two classes of mind reading; The simplest form; Nerve current theory; The truth about public performances.

In the Messrs. Siemens Bros.' electric railway that figured at Paris in 1881 the arrangement adopted for taking up the current consisted of two split tubes from which were suspended two small contact carriages that communicated with the electric car through the intermedium of flexible cables.

An adept in the receiving end of the Willing Game will be able to perform all the experiments that I have just pointed out to you in the contact mind-reading class.

Gene nodded and activated the personal contact codes of the men Zimbardo wanted to see.

Experience has shown, however, that whenever the two races are brought into contact collisions will inevitably occur.

These are often called blanket veins in the West, but they belong rather to the category of contact deposits as I have heretofore defined them.

This had been the first of a long series of antagonism and recoils, and as the child had matured, the purity and loftiness of her nature had by this very contact grown chilled toward austerity.

29 Words to use with  contacts