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• This technology is referred to as electric cell-substrate impedance sensing ( ECIS ).
• Shapes and designs etched into the filmstrips are read by photo-electric cells and transformed into sounds.
• Researchers say the technology under development would convert gasoline to hydrogen that would power the electric cells.
• In Feller's day, the speed of a pitch was measured by a contraption called the Electric Cell Device.
• All electric cells have two terminals.
• Solar electric cell to electric motor is a very simple and efficient mechanism, as well documented by the Mars rovers.
• Critics say the space agency should abandon nuclear power and, instead, power space probes with large arrays of solar-electric cells.
• In a 1957 speech at the American Astronomical Society, Stebbins recalled the events which led up to the electric cells:
• On the other hand, all the results from electric cell counter could be transferred to the computers with common spreadsheet programs.
• The walls of the room are covered with photo-electric cells that will send 200, 000 volts into their bodies if Stark moves.
• But NASA says solar-electric cells become inefficient in the outer solar system, far from the Sun, where the ringed planet Saturn orbits.
• And he thinks there might be a place in the arid, sun-baked land for a few pollution-free, nuclear waste-free solar electric cells.
• Photo-electric cells and a microphone built into the sculpture catch all the variations in the fields of color, light intensity and sound intensity.
• The variations in opacity of the painted disk and filters were picked up by a photo-electric cell controlling the pitch of a single oscillator.
• "I personally don't like the photo-electric cell because it will turn the lights on during the day if there's a storm with a lot of clouds,"
• That is because manned rockets would be too large for the present generation of ion rockets, whose solar-electric cells would not generate enough electricity and, hence, enough thrust.
• The discovery of the first electric cell in 1800 by Alessandro Volta provided the scientists a source of electricity which was used in various laboratory experiments around Europe.
• According to the Transformers U . K . magazine Ratchet can produce a " chameleon " effect with his surface photo-electric cells allowing him to blend with his environment.
• The space between solid points represented amplitude and was picked up by the photo-electric cell on the other side of a steady, thin beam of light being shined through it.
• In 1839, Grove developed a novel form of electric cell, the " Grove cell ", which used zinc and platinum electrodes exposed to two acids and separated by a porous ceramic pot.