An electrical device characterized by its capacity to store an electric charge.
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condensador òptic 1
A special machine with three cylinders drives the pumps of the condenser.
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A few miles more, and-joyunspeakable- Ifounda condenser and a camp.
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The condenser is made of four strips of thin paper, 2 yd.
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The mix of gases pass through to a condenser filled with water.
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M. Bouty mentions a condenser of one microfarad capacity weighing 1500 grms.
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Such a condenser will not give its best results unless absolutely dry.
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At length the pregnant idea occurred to him-theidea of the separate condenser.
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Otherwise, when it is practicable, an oil condenser should be used in preference.
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Moreover, the instrument had no substage to hold condenser or polarizer.
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That all the mics on my list were dynamic microphones, not condenser models.
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On one of the papers he read: New differential electroscopic condenser.
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Rapidly he shifted coil and condenser until the vibrations came sharp and clear.
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I was up here-loadingthe condenser-whenyou cut me off from the alternator.
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On putting a condenser on the high pressure circuit, the voltmeter wire fused.
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The flask is fitted with an air condenser not less than 10 mm.
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To increase the effect, a small condenser may be used with great advantage.
