Значения термина electric railways на английском

And there are the trolleys and electric railways that have been made possible.

He was the first capitalist to back individually Edison's experiments in electric railways.

It must not be inferred, however, that all electric railways employ direct current machinery.

His dynamo-electric motors and system of electric railways are, however, a more promising invention.

Around this, as a center, ranged terraces, hanging gardens, aerial boulevards, and spiral electric railways.

The streets are wide and beautifully kept, and electric railways extend to half a dozen suburbs.

The future of telephonic communication received a passing remark, and attention called to the future of electric railways.

The two fundamental systems for electric railways, as in other power problems, are the direct current and the alternating current.

Dutchess and Columbia Traction sounds pretty well; and besides that, of course one knows how successful these electric railways are.

The first cost of electric railways would be smaller than that of steam railways; the working expenses would also be reduced.

The electric car system is one of the most modern, while underground and overground electric railways lead to the most distant suburbs.

It deserves note that at Chicago regular railway tickets were issued to paying passengers, the first ever employed on American electric railways.

The recent work of Dr. Siemens has been to improve the pneumatic railway, railway signalling, electric lamps, dynamos, electro-plating and electric railways.

These include spending money on electric railways, ramping up pest and weed eradication and increasing Department of Conservation staff, particularly on the front-line.

A Transportation Bureau was organized to manage the electric railways in the interests of the people, and the fare was reduced to two cents.

It is served by the Boston & Maine and the Central Vermont railways, and by interurban electric railways to Northampton, Holyoke, Sunderland and Pelham.