| You must keep your phone charged at all times and should change pager batteries monthly. |
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| The controller additionally provides a charging system for the batteries, and a DC-to-DC converter to recharge the 12-volt accessory battery. |
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| So I meticulously took spare batteries, spare film for the camera and spare tapes for the mini tape recorder. |
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| You put four AA batteries in it and then plug the H320 into its dock and the AAs recharge the H320's battery. |
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| Last week's cold snap will exacerbate problems, making flat batteries, frozen radiators and damp electrical systems all the more likely. |
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| Similarly, Congress ought to greatly accelerate research into photovoltaics and into electrochemistry for next generation batteries. |
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| I have the impression a digicam without rechargeable batteries might be an incredible pain. |
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| Feel things may be getting excessive when a multipack of batteries doesn't even come close to filling your toys. |
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| The reason I bought it was because my digital camera takes two AA batteries. |
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| It is mainly used in photoelectronic batteries, vacuum valves and as a test tool in metal surveys, the paper said. |
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| Bottles, cans, batteries, tin foil, cling film, newspapers and cardboard are among the many items collected for recycling. |
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| This current is powered by batteries in the telephone company's central office. |
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| They tend to be easy to program, and because they run on batteries, the clocks do not lose time during power outages. |
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| Other onboard power sources serve as latent explosion triggers, including batteries, other pressurized systems, fuel cells and hypergolic fuels. |
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| A new way to use flowing water to generate electricity may lead to gadget-size, hydroelectric batteries. |
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| The hybrid buses have small diesel turbines which re-charge the batteries as the bus runs a long. |
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| Trucks that used to empty cesspits and septic tanks can no longer be used due to a lack of tyres, batteries and other spare parts. |
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| Lead-acid batteries are nowadays helping the two billion persons not connected to any power supply. |
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| Away from the home there are many other applications, particularly for large batteries. |
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| Used motor oil should be placed in sealed containers, and used vehicle batteries carefully disposed of. |
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| In that grey box you see by the railroad crossing lights there is a bank of batteries. |
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| He felt dead and dull inside, like an electric toy with the batteries removed. |
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| They expect to be underground for several days and are taking more than a hundred batteries to power their torches. |
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| Scottish police hope eventually to nail the criminal as a direct result of traces of sweat he left behind on torch batteries. |
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| The batteries are used to power the truck's sound system which brings music to the street party. |
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| The first fortification was the emplacement of anti-aircraft batteries and machine-guns for defense of the skies. |
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| The shore batteries took a heavy toll of the landing craft, particularly at Westkapelle, and supporting armour bogged down in the soft clay. |
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| The missile batteries had ceased firing as the shorter range made them less effective. |
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| In this war, the Patriot missile batteries were used in a really innovative way. |
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| Thus, we are often called upon to help customers get hard-to-find batteries for their watches and cordless phones and remotes and stuff. |
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| Small mercury batteries inside remote controls can be easily swallowed so keep these out of children's reach as well. |
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| These cars have internal combustion gasoline engines coupled with electric motors that are powered by batteries. |
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| During the incident water flooded an area that is beside the huge batteries that power the diesel-electric submarine. |
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| You gently overcharge the batteries to make sure that the weakest cells are brought up to full charge. |
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| In our school we have a green school programme where we recycle a variety of things like tinfoil, cling-film, batteries and loads more. |
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| Norman spent Songkran in the wilds of Phnom Penh getting his batteries re-charged and he came out smoking. |
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| Small, isolated farms used wind turbines to charge batteries, run radios and draw water from deep wells. |
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| Then at some point we might burn coal to supply electricity to charge batteries in electric cars. |
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| I would have taken some photos, but I realised, too late, that the batteries were running down on my camera. |
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| When the bank's charge drops below a certain level, the pump is shut off and the system resumes charging the batteries from the wind's energy. |
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| Diesel-powered submarines use combustion engines to provide power and charge the sub's batteries. |
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| You do have to be organised as it takes forever to charge the batteries, but it is free energy. |
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| There are no batteries for electrical instruments like torches, ophthalmoscopes and laryngoscopes. |
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| With 3 settings, it runs off 4 AA batteries and it lasts long enough for a decent length camping trip. |
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| Two deep-cycle batteries connected in parallel were used to supply power to the data logger and a total of eight gauges. |
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| There are some bright new southern stars twinkling as our northern lights try to recharge their batteries. |
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| Caregivers prefer to use as low voltage a shock as possible in order to minimize tissue damage and preserve the batteries of implantable devices. |
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| If you want to cocoon for a while to recharge your batteries, this is the perfect place to do it. |
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| Imagine my horror and dismay when upon arriving at home and inserting batteries into it, it refused to work! |
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| And over the last six months, more than 170,000 counterfeit items have been seized, including batteries, chargers, covers and other accessories. |
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| Super-smart eggheads are busily working to perfect cars that run on batteries, and ways to lock carbon dioxide away underground. |
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| The Americans claimed they had destroyed surface-to-air missile batteries and levelled terrorist training facilities around the city. |
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| People should be able to recharge their batteries overnight while at home or in the commuters' parking lot while at work. |
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| You cheer when he manages to gain respect by setting about tormentors with a fistful of batteries. |
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| Typical power output is limited to between 3 and 100 milliwatts by the need to limit the power drain imposed on the necessarily small batteries. |
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| Replacement batteries for top-of-the-range notebooks are often sold by vendors at a hefty premium. |
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| In everyday terms, the charge in the batteries containing carbon nanotubes lasts longer. |
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| Retailer Radio Shack said it was also seeing increased demand for two-way radios, emergency batteries and torches. |
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| Being able to play CDs on the go was a great idea, but the 4 AA batteries only lasted about 3 hours, so I didn't end up using it all that much. |
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| A hoax bomb, consisting of a plastic bag with wires and batteries taped to it, was found inside the concert hall on the same day. |
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| Her younger sister, Stephanie, was totally enthralled by my torch and doing her best to run down its batteries. |
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| In several cases, batteries have exploded as voltage dropped and amperage increased. |
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| We're goin' to need TP, baby wipes, plastic bags, battery powered lanterns, and buckets of batteries. |
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| Future versions of the car could include batteries that can be recharged from mains electricity. |
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| The public was not so receptive since superheterodynes were complicated devices requiring many controls, as well as lots of tubes and batteries. |
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| Much of that scrap, he explained, was lead plate recovered from industrial storage batteries and was not auto battery scrap. |
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| Old batteries have a diminished capacity to hold power, and they run down very quickly. |
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| With all the other systems, I would have to remember to turn off the iPod or it would keep playing and run down the batteries. |
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| They would not start whatever we did and we ended up simply running both batteries down in the process. |
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| I seem to get about 12 hours of continuous use before the batteries seem to run down. |
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| The corps artillery of each corps consisted of two batteries of 60 pounders and four batteries of 6-inch Howitzers. |
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| Lost in a crowded WH Smiths, I collar a stray assistant and ask her where I can find some batteries. |
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| Some fan diffusers are powered by both electricity and batteries making them quite portable. |
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| I bought it about 7 years ago, and I still use it to recharge all my alkaline batteries. |
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| Primary alkaline batteries use sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide as the electrolyte. |
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| With advances in standard off-the-shelf alkaline batteries, most electronic sensors can operate for longer periods without running down. |
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| While this remains the only nationwide program for recycling, it does not accept alkaline batteries. |
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| Find a model with rechargeable batteries that also allows you to use standard AA alkaline batteries. |
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| I liked the option of using alkaline batteries because you can leave them installed for months at a time and they will still work when needed. |
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| As well as cadmium in batteries, handsets can contain plastics, ceramics, copper, flame retardants, nickel, zinc, silver and other metals. |
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| However, it is those same batteries that can do untold damage to the electronic innards of today's cameras. |
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| The arena contains a charging station, where the robots can autonomously recharge their batteries. |
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| If you're looking for the culprit responsible for most of the drain on your batteries, it's that big LCD display on the back of the camera. |
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| With temperatures below zero and icy roads many people were unable to get into the village for supplies of candles, batteries for torches etc. |
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| Under a pile of dirty laundry, she retrieved two large flashlights and some batteries. |
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| The turbine powered three batteries to provide heat, lighting, and hot running water for the facilities. |
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| Limerick County Council has provided the school with a container for used batteries. |
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| It is powered by lead-acid batteries and can accelerate to just four knots. |
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| The largest use of lead is in the manufacture of lead-acid storage batteries. |
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| Lithium is the lightest metal on the Periodic Table, in contrast to lead in lead-acid batteries, which is one of the heaviest. |
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| Lead is used to make lead-acid storage batteries, ammunition, and cable coverings. |
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| The car is powered by 52 lead-acid car batteries which produce 600V DC output. |
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| She mentally primed the rocket batteries when she got within range as well as the conventional missile launchers. |
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| Electric vehicles using lead-acid batteries have been around a long time, notably in milk floats in many cities in the last 40 years. |
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| This was, however, still an electric car, powered by heavy lead-acid batteries. |
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| In 1900 the U.S. Navy acquired its first modern submarine, fitted with torpedo tubes and running submerged on electricity from storage batteries. |
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| And nobody wants a basement full of lead-acid batteries to smooth the electrical load. |
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| Because the batteries in question are standard AAs, I can buy them cheaply, and I can get spare sets and replacements easily. |
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| The scanner can display hidden guns, knives, batteries, digital watches, explosive materials and packages of drugs secreted under clothing. |
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| Of the batteries that failed, two were branded Nokia, and two were labelled Mobile Plus. |
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| In a momentary outage, the flywheel may eliminate the need for the batteries to take on the load at all. |
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| Common batteries in watches, calculators and other devices are voltaic cells. |
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| These flexible batteries can be rolled up, fit into corners, or embedded in thin plastic cards. |
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| Such batteries, deployed on the South Coast, eventually achieved a commendable destruction rate against flying bombs. |
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| For example, my digital camera uses four nickel-cadmium batteries that are rated at 1.25 volts and 500 milliamp-hours for each cell. |
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| Accessing the four rear-mounted batteries is now as easy as pulling a nylon loop and unsnapping the seat cushion. |
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| Many fans that can't afford a generator have rigged up their televisions to car batteries to beat the blackouts. |
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| He equipped his cavalry with pistols, abandoning the obsolete lance, and began to concentrate standardized artillery pieces in batteries. |
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| With both the main generators and their backup out of service, the plant's cooling system was dependent on batteries, which last eight hours. |
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| Lights, ceiling fans and the all-important sockets for charging camera batteries run from a generator. |
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| Among the approaches being developed today are nanotubes, nanowires and nanocomposites for batteries. |
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| When he walks, the rotor of the dynamo rotates generating electricity and rechargeable batteries could be charged. |
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| Admiral Sampson urged him to attack the batteries defending the entrance to the harbor. |
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| Such a break gives each a little holiday from the other and affords the chance to recharge their batteries to face the challenges ahead. |
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| This facility caters for almost all recyclable materials including batteries, white goods, electrical waste, plastics and paper. |
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| The text, which describes the Daniell cell and other early batteries, comes from an 1871 book about telegraphy. |
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| Mitochondria are known as the power pack of cells, energizing them like batteries do flashlight bulbs. |
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| As it's a fairly power-hungry device, there are two lithium-ion batteries included in the box. |
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| Auto flushers have been installed to improve hygiene, although they require vigilance to make sure rundown batteries are replaced on time. |
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| It is powered by a conventional electric motor with a bank of batteries to run it. |
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| Later inspection indicated that the seal between the lid and case failed, allowing moisture to enter and short-circuit the batteries. |
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| Pacemaker batteries can usually be recharged via an induction coil outside the skin so no further surgery is required. |
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| They would like to ban possession of marbles, golf balls, batteries, as potentials for causing damage as projectiles. |
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| Now go home in peace, recharge your batteries, and come back on Monday, back to the salt mines, so that we may torture you further. |
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| These lead to the barrack block and caponiers with stairs to the mortar batteries and chemain de ronde. |
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| I took the missus to recharge the batteries a bit this past weekend and it did us wonders. |
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| A year earlier a start had been made on dismantling the batteries, and seventeen electric cabs were scrapped. |
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| He felt totally blank inside his head, totally unplugged, running on batteries. |
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| The point defense batteries opened fire with barrages of plasma cannon fire. |
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| You are being encouraged to go out and buy loads of batteries, water, canned foods, matches, candles, plyboard, tape etc. |
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| Normally, when you buy a pack of batteries, the package will tell you the voltage and current rating for the battery. |
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| Equipped with transistors instead of valves, it could be operated for 80 hours on four hearing aid batteries, costing 2s 6d each. |
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| Some fans continued throwing, hurling their souvenirs, drink cups, beer bottles, batteries, portable radios and cell phones onto the field. |
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| The gas excites the phosphorus, creating a light that glows for 10 years without batteries. |
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| They sit and eavesdrop on every turn with spare batteries at the ready in their sweaty laps. |
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| The solid electrolyte is environmentally safer than the liquids used in other batteries. |
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| The driveline passes through the skin and attaches to the power base unit, which consists of a system controller and batteries. |
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| The main drawback of the technology is that the batteries are bulky and only last a few hours. |
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| The company manufactures drilling equipment and uses lithium batteries as part of the process. |
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| There were two smoke alarms installed in the house, but one had been disconnected and the second had flat batteries. |
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| The electricity that we get from power outlets and batteries can power all different kinds of devices. |
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| While the new electrodes have not yet been tested in fuel cells or batteries, Liu expects they will significantly boost energy output. |
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| These engines also could provide electrical power instead of relying on solar cells or batteries. |
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| Some analysts foresee fuel cells replacing batteries in consumer electronics and other applications before long. |
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| Hidden within cell phones, laptops, and digital cameras, lithium-ion batteries increasingly power the world. |
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| However, the short and unpredictable life spans of existing chemical batteries means that new power supply solutions are needed. |
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| The product is advertised to operate using static electricity only and requiring no batteries or other power sources. |
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| Clocks go faster or slower over time, batteries and power sources go dead, or important time changes, such as daylight saving, can be forgotten. |
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| Standard batteries can power digital cellphones for several hours of transmission or days of standby operation. |
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| If there's no electricity, how do you get the energy to power the batteries for the cameras? |
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| As the batteries run low, patients simply strap on a power pack that recharges the batteries via radio waves beamed through their skin. |
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| Compared to batteries, fuel cells will be smaller, much lighter and instantly rechargeable. |
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| For short missions, power can be provided by batteries or fuel cells, which produce power from chemical energy. |
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| Over a quarter served in anti-aircraft batteries where they came under fire and operated searchlights and targeting instruments. |
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| The Italian army has installed anti-aircraft missile batteries around Rome, and Nato is sending a surveillance plane to overfly the city. |
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| To this day, a casual walk along the Normandy coast reveals scores of entrenched batteries and nearly monumental emplacements of concrete. |
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| We will be assisted by heavy artillery-grade missile batteries that launch from further inside the complex. |
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| They began to take out various Patriot missile batteries and various boats patrolling up and down the river. |
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| I gritted my teeth and swallowed hard, my thoughts briefly turning to the heavy missile batteries and the people who crewed them. |
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| To frustrate airborne landings, obstacles were set up, areas flooded and a nightmare of antiaircraft batteries were ready. |
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| These new air defense units are a composite of Patriot, Avenger, and Stinger Missile batteries. |
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| Any electric car that uses batteries needs a charging system to recharge the batteries. |
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| Linked with each other and supporting batteries via radio net, every observer could fire any or all available support batteries at once. |
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| The artillery batteries ' duties quickly changed to extending, improving and maintaining a brigade-sized defensive perimeter. |
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| The disappearance of the classical front line required that artillery batteries fight as infantry in the defense of their guns. |
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| The fire support battalion will consolidate the two mortar platoons of the original battalions into batteries. |
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| This consisted of 10 regular and 18 irregular regiments of cavalry, 74 regiments of infantry, and 22 artillery batteries. |
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| A US developer is coming to market with a device which lets users recharge batteries using a foot-operated pump. |
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| Anti-aircraft fire required tables that were far more detailed than those used by field artillery batteries. |
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| Even in engaging artillery batteries, the aim was primarily to wipe out the crews. |
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| Like all hybrids, their batteries recharge by recapturing energy from braking and cruising on highways. |
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| The number of rapidly deployable mobile batteries used on each mission by the Army will depend on the operational requirements. |
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| Having readied their batteries for war, commanders now had to deal with preserving the peace. |
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| It's used in thermometers, batteries and dental fillings and is emitted from power plants and other industrial activity. |
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| They also completed several batteries of tests and scales to help gauge their quality of life, mental and physical functioning and mood. |
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| These recharge 40 lithium batteries that provide the energy to power its two propellers. |
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| She advises me to purchase a flashlight with batteries and a battery-operated radio. |
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| Spare or replacement batteries are also available, as are keypads, some of which flash. |
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| The remote control batteries then gave out as soon as the machine entered the arena. |
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| Equipped with 21 batteries, the boat can run for six to eight hours without recharging. |
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| Since then, he's been recharging his batteries and getting ready for his next big move. |
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| For recharging batteries in the field, external auxiliary power units could be used, but quieter solutions were desired. |
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| But you do get a lot of extra brightly coloured cassette tape players that eat batteries and break really easily. |
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| Introverts re-charge their batteries by retreating to a quiet and non-stimulating environment. |
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| The unit itself is a little bit bulky but it contains space for two AA batteries and two MMC slots. |
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| Mr Cribb said home-owners should use long-lasting alkaline batteries to avoid changing batteries more than once a year. |
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| Modern weather forecasts and military defences are dependent on the performance of the batteries in these satellites. |
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| The LRAS3 also has the capability of being dismounted on a tripod and powered by batteries. |
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| He also dismembers victims and attaches their limbs to car batteries to make them twitch. |
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| You commonise parts such as batteries and alternators, not things the customer can see, like the window switches. |
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| They have tried upon me all their various batteries of pious whining, hypocritical canting, lying and slandering. |
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| Rainman and I stopped by Wal-Mart to pick up a Christmas gift, some batteries and other odds and ends. |
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| Surprisingly, the U.S. government was a bit gun-shy about switching subs from diesel engines and batteries to nuclear fuel. |
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| If you hook two batteries in series to get 3 volts, what does that do to the strength of the magnet? |
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| Change your luck by wiring two 12V car batteries in series to get your engine started. |
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| Most robots today draw that energy from electrical cords, solar panels, or batteries. |
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| Whatever charges his batteries would surely charge mine, so we picked days after the tourists left but before the leaf peepers arrived. |
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| The emergency-lighting batteries were charging and discharging at a high rate. |
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| Since PDA batteries last longer than laptop batteries, I can moblog longer. |
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| Slumber not only helps recharge our batteries, but some evidence suggests it can actually help ward off major illness, including diabetes. |
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| They also worked in mixed batteries on anti-aircraft guns, but were not officially allowed to fire them. |
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| In fact, more and more manufacturers of personal stereos are opting for rechargeable batteries, although it's ridiculous. |
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| The team used six batteries, fought off 50 mph winds and battled bitter cold to reach the 6,288-foot mountain summit. |
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| Hazardous materials such as batteries, empty paint tins, oily rags etc must be delivered separately and similarly labelled. |
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| You have very little time to recharge your batteries, unwind and get going again. |
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| The later device converts the low-voltage direct current put out by the batteries into 120-volt alternating house current. |
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| No, I'm talking about threadlike wires woven into fabric and powered by miniature batteries that heat your outfit like an electric blanket. |
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| The aim is to design a package the size of a mobile phone that will run on batteries, and to electrically stimulate the patient's own muscles. |
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| So the decision was made to have nuclear batteries on the mother ship alone, and use small temporary batteries on the lifeboats. |
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| The screen is small at 12 in but this is an ultraportable at 1.7kg, and big screens mean big, heavy batteries. |
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| Faraday fooled around with wires and magnets and batteries, making the first electric motors and dynamos. |
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| Suddenly, two Rebel batteries flanked the attacking Union troops and opened fire upon their exposed rear flank. |
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| Holidays are supposed to be a time when people unwind and recharge their batteries. |
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| I haven't been there since the start of the year, but, it is one of my favourite spots in the island to relax and recharge my batteries. |
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| They've recharged their batteries after the Tottenham match and they are full of energy. |
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| No one else is doing anything about old batteries and we're the logical drop off point as I own an electrical shop. |
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| Surrounded by stunning coastal scenery, the centre is the ideal location for Deirdre and Margaret to relax and recharge their batteries. |
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| He has made a spectacle frame with solar batteries with two bulbs covered with heat shields at the bottom of the frame. |
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| It is best to carry electrical or electronic items as hand luggage, including lamps, cameras, flashguns, computers and even batteries. |
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| While the thunder of the batteries rumbled in the distance, we pasted, we recited, we versified, we sang with all our soul. |
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| While checking your smoke detector for CIA planted bugs, you might want to also check the batteries so you don't burn to death in case of a fire. |
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| And with dawning horror, Sally realized that the flashlight's batteries were dead. |
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| If you plan to rely on flashlights or electric lanterns for emergency lighting, be sure to keep plenty of fresh batteries on hand. |
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| A good flashlight and extra batteries is always in the hunting gear somewhere, and I almost always have a multi-tool on my belt. |
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| They walked through and then it was so dark and spooky, the light of the flashlight was out of batteries. |
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| Surface-to-air missile batteries and radar sites, armored units, governmental buildings, and safe houses were systematically taken out. |
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| The main batteries erupted in anger, disgorging volleys of pale blue plasma bolts. |
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| The Trust uses thousands of batteries every year to run essential medical equipment, such as auriscopes, torches and bleeps. |
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| Some personal ionizers run on batteries and hang around your neck. |
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| And the batteries installed in all-electric vehicles pack a greater punch than typical car batteries. |
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| This materially affects what can be revealed about the behavior of batteries during testing. |
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| When batteries become significantly low, the unit limits top speed and acceleration to alert the operator to drive the vehicle to a charging location. |
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| However, within a year of the resort opening, the local technicians couldn't figure out how to service the wind turbines and the batteries for the accumulators. |
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| The Slater brothers built up a business delivering heavy, acid-filled accumulator batteries to power those early sets over a large area of the Dales. |
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| After he died, I found the gadgets in his truck with fresh batteries installed and plenty of crud on the earpieces to indicate they'd been worn as promised. |
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| Instead of a fuel tank, batteries store the energy that powers the car. |
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| Get a few spare batteries or a power pack and you will not regret it. |
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| On a gravimetric basis, gasoline has 80 times the energy density of the best lithium-ion batteries. |
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| I might start a self-help group for those of us who become so aerated by airheads on the airwaves that we want to pelt the set with its own batteries. |
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| The larger longer term impact of hybrids will come not from greater fuel efficiency but rather from a shift toward using electric power outlets to recharge vehicle batteries. |
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| It says its lithium ion camcorder and digital camera batteries will recharge in under 30 minutes, three times faster than with traditional chargers. |
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| The other problem is that batteries need several hours to recharge. |
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| Capable of 80 mph in almost total silence, it was powered by 13 batteries. |
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| The 4.8 kilowatts of electricity generated by the system is stored in advanced lead-acid batteries to keep the size and cost of the 250 lb battery pack reasonable. |
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| Iron Dome anti-rocket batteries have been deployed in the northern regions of Safed, Amakim, and Haifa. |
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| Tesla has said that its ability to produce cars has been constrained by a lack of batteries from suppliers. |
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| The Ukrainian government now says that its military has detected even more advanced antiaircraft batteries lined up on its border. |
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| Additionally, some units use only disposable alkaline batteries, two use only rechargeable battery packs and some can use either, all of which affects the price dramatically. |
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| Chromium in floppy disks, lead in batteries and computer monitors, and mercury in alkaline batteries and fluorescent lamps also pose severe health risks. |
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| The minister named the products as beer, biscuits, cattle feeds, compound fertilisers, household and dishwashing liquid detergents and lead-acid starter batteries. |
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| Fifty 12-volt lead-acid batteries were placed in the battery tray. |
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| We take enough time off in between so that our batteries get recharged and we get inspired again. |
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| Malaysia admitted lithium-ion batteries that have spontaneously exploded on other flights were being carried on the missing plane. |
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| The new enemy uses diesel-electric boats which, when running just on batteries, are much more difficult to find than those always loud Soviet nukes. |
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| I picked up a battery charger and a pack of rechargeable AAA batteries. |
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| The human body and mind are more flexible than engines and batteries. |
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| But next fall, it will be a carbon fiber-sheathed vehicle powered by a 400-plus hp three-phase induction motor and 900 volts of nickel metal hydride batteries. |
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| This small force consisted of a troop of dragoons in front, an advance guard of light infantry, a few artillery batteries, and several infantry regiments in the rear. |
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| At low speeds, the car uses only the electric motor powered by batteries. |
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| Right around me there are Patriot anti-aircraft missile batteries. |
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| The lights on the side were on, and it seemed its radar dishes were rotating, plus several of the unmanned turrets and missile batteries on the side were armed. |
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| There are no heavy battalions or massed batteries in this picture. |
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| Meanwhile the enemy had with astonishing rapidity brought a number of powerful batteries of artillery into position behind the Marre ridge, on the western bank of the river. |
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| Comprehensive batteries of tests have been developed to provide quantitative measures of fluency and comprehension and to assess a range of linguistic abilities. |
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| Agassi strategized to make the lithium ion batteries able to be charged at home and work for up to 90 miles. |
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| The July wind-up coincides with the launch by Eircell of the country's first controlled pilot project on the recycling of disused mobile phones, batteries and chargers. |
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| Use of solar panels with photo-voltaic cells to recharge batteries was ruled out because it adds cost to the cell and requires additional recharging circuitry. |
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| Just before you replace the batteries, put the lens cap back on. |
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| Everyone is wise to the mercury dangers in paints, but patients need to know that button batteries, mercurial antiseptics and broken thermometers are sources of mercury. |
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| They were also cheaper to maintain because they kept their charge better than nicad batteries, which lost charge when stored. |
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| Hardware such as nails, screws, tools, axes, mops, brooms, rakes, rope, tubs, mousetraps, flashlights, batteries, and barbed wire could be purchased. |
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| Batterlife claim that in Lithium Ion batteries the main cause of this deterioration is a build up of inert, uncharged particles between the electrodes. |
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| When the batteries were changed, some glitch caused Elmo to reveal his dark side. |
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| And we have our flashlights and batteries and everything else lined up. |
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| All my friends had the flashlights and fresh batteries on them. |
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| Get their flashlights and their batteries and a water bottle ready. |
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| The lithium-ion batteries that caused the grounding last year of the entire Boeing 787 fleet weigh 60 pounds on each plane. |
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| Among the uses of zinc alloys are automobile parts, roofing, gutters, batteries, organ pipes, electrical fuses, type metal, household utensils, and building materials. |
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| And even with the souped-up batteries that power electric cars, those vehicles have limited range. |
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| Nearly all manufactured products that we use today, like gasoline, detergents, and batteries, depend in some way on sulfuric acid for their production. |
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| Household batteries, paints, varnishes, thinners, adhesives, solvents and waste oils are all classified as hazardous by the Environmental Protection Agency. |
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| Invest in some form of uninterruptible power supply, which uses batteries to keep servers running during power outages, if you run a business with network servers. |
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| The US coastguard imposed a three-mile boat exclusion zone around the island and Patriot anti-aircraft missile batteries were installed on beaches. |
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| The music melts into silence as the batteries of the radio fade. |
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| Tonight we took short showers in the outside stained wood stalls, as another generator charged the batteries that ran the water pump and the electric water heater. |
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| A large assemblage of tiny little storage batteries were charged up and gave a total, when they were all put in a series, of about a thousand volts. |
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| Flashlights will be checked quarterly to ensure batteries remain charged. |
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| He still required men who knew how to operate heavy weapons such as, say, surface-to-air missile batteries. |
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| The batteries in our torch expired and we hadn't any candles. |
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| Electricity showrooms in the borough were swamped with calls about the scheduled power cuts and at the same time coped with a booming demand for torches, lamps and batteries. |
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| Under questioning, Thales admitted that it had no experience with lithium-ion batteries in airplanes. |
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| The company began applying a holographic sticker to its mobile phone batteries to prevent fake power packs being inadvertently purchased as the real thing. |
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| It's the first time he's ever expressed interest in a toy that doesn't have instructions or batteries and comes with completely bio-degradable packaging. |
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| They would opt to have their vehicles maintained and repaired, resulting in an increased demand for spare parts including tires, batteries, and chokes. |
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| At the Namegabe home, the transistor radio, charged with batteries, was the property of the men. |
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| In 1848, U.S. siege batteries, composed of howitzers, guns, and mortars, proved essential in the Battle of Chapultepec and the capture of Mexico City. |
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| Although efforts to divert single-use batteries from the waste stream are growing, only a patchwork of regulations currently exists, depending on where you live. |
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| Before the advent of batteries or electricity bell pushes were always dome shaped and had a clockwork mechanism that activated a clapper, which struck the inside of the dome. |
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| Nanosize batteries that are 80,000 times smaller than a human hair could change the way we use mobile devices, build cars and even store green energy. |
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| Even if half of that weight represented the packaging material, it was still a significant number of batteries. |
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