On January 15th 1944, this group put out all high tension electric lines in Belgium simultaneously.
Additionally, transmitting this generated energy over high tension wires wastes as much as two-thirds of the energy originally created.
Using high tension ropes attached to pneumatically propelled lightweight hooks, nine men ascended the sides of three warehouses.
For example, people who live near high tension power lines tend to get cancer more often than those who do not.
In real life, an example of the precaution taken due to differences in potential of two objects can be seen in the repairing of high tension, high voltage lines.
Filament elongation behavior could be divided into two portions: a nonlinear portion at low tension and a linear portion at moderate and high tensions.
Two policemen escaped death yesterday when a high tension T & TEC wire fell on their jeep and shocked them.
Their common border is a high tension wire, with the biggest sparks along the Line of Control in divided Kashmir.
The cohesion - tension theory requires stability of liquid water in conducting elements under high tensions.
The power in the high tension lines has been increased and the supply for use in the area will be improved immensely.
Cost is the limiting factor for laying the less-dangerous underground high tension wires.
Five months ago the high tension wires snapped with old age in Meier Street and the pole fell over.
While moving a boat on a trailer, a group of us sustained electrical injuries when the mast hit a high tension power line.
‘Flash’ injury can occur when there has been an arc of current from a high tension voltage source.
In one case low and just in front of the high tension power lines down wind of launch.
Definition of high tension in US English:
high tension
noun
another term for high voltage
Example sentencesExamples
Five months ago the high tension wires snapped with old age in Meier Street and the pole fell over.
In one case low and just in front of the high tension power lines down wind of launch.
While moving a boat on a trailer, a group of us sustained electrical injuries when the mast hit a high tension power line.
Their common border is a high tension wire, with the biggest sparks along the Line of Control in divided Kashmir.
Two policemen escaped death yesterday when a high tension T & TEC wire fell on their jeep and shocked them.
In real life, an example of the precaution taken due to differences in potential of two objects can be seen in the repairing of high tension, high voltage lines.
Using high tension ropes attached to pneumatically propelled lightweight hooks, nine men ascended the sides of three warehouses.
The cohesion - tension theory requires stability of liquid water in conducting elements under high tensions.
‘Flash’ injury can occur when there has been an arc of current from a high tension voltage source.
For example, people who live near high tension power lines tend to get cancer more often than those who do not.
Cost is the limiting factor for laying the less-dangerous underground high tension wires.
The power in the high tension lines has been increased and the supply for use in the area will be improved immensely.
Additionally, transmitting this generated energy over high tension wires wastes as much as two-thirds of the energy originally created.
Filament elongation behavior could be divided into two portions: a nonlinear portion at low tension and a linear portion at moderate and high tensions.
On January 15th 1944, this group put out all high tension electric lines in Belgium simultaneously.