Sentences with phrase «electrical problems in»

Completed all service installations and troubleshooted electrical problems in order to keep production running efficiently.

My past experience has prepared me well to troubleshoot and repair electrical problems in both a home and business setting.

• Use multimeters and other test equipment to test and fix all electrical problems in the truck.

Troubleshoot both mechanical and electrical problems in a timely manner for production support for a variety of different types of equipment.

Resolving electrical problems in avionics systems referring to manuals prepared by manufacturers

Performed troubleshooting to locate electrical problems in a variety of electrical instruments, control systems and equipment.

In addition, I do troubleshooting, solving electrical problems in structures not wired by me, and repairing electrical equipment.

Other types of myopathies frequently lead to electrical problems in the heart, as detailed below.

It may look flawless and drive fine, but if water has gotten inside the car it is likely to develop expensive - to - repair electrical problems in the future.

Let's take the shock out of a few electrical problems in this popular vehicle.

We've had a few electrical problems in the dash that seem to be pretty typical for these vehicles, but overall no major issues.

The reason, Fischell says, is simple: «Fibrillation is an electrical problem in the heart, not a chemical problem.»

Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC)-RRB-- This condition is due to an electrical problem in the heart.

I had payed three electrical company to come out a totol of $ 800.00, they seemed to know what they where doing, but they did «nt fix the problem.Spectrum came out fix the the electrical problem in

I had payed three electrical company to come out a totol of $ 800.00, they seemed to know what they where doing, but they did «nt fix the problem.Spectrum came out fix the the electrical problem in less than 40 min.

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Here's the problem in a nutshell: there seems to be no immediately obvious scientific explanation for how electrical firings inside the brain can give rise to these peculiar qualia.

Then, on his way to the grid, he pulled off track in the final sector with an electrical problem — a sensor issue stuck the car in gear.

It is believed that the puncture and resulting in lap to the pits damaged the Red Bull's differential, forcing Verstappen out of the race one lap later; it ended a miserable weekend for Red Bull, who saw Daniel Ricciardo's race last a matter of moments with electrical problems.

and with no electrical outlet or batteries to worry about, you'll have no problem fitting this pump in your handbag (when assembled it measures 8.6» x 7.8»).

He's emphasized his efforts to force Con Ed to improve the reliability of its electrical supply to the city's subways (while underplaying the role that the MTA's own electrical infrastructure plays in its ongoing subway problems) and launched a «genius» competition to find new ideas to fix the subways faster, and more cheaply.

The problems in the energy sector have led to five years of «dumsor» which has brought unprecedented devastation on our industries (particularly small businesses), job losses, income losses, deaths in our hospitals, disruption of life and destruction of electrical appliances of businesses and homes can not be fully quantified.

The problem at hand is an aging electrical infrastructure in New York state and the nation.

Sleep was assessed in the children during one night with in - home electroencephalography (EEG)-- a method used to record electrical activity in the brain and makes it possible to identify different sleep stages — whilst parents reported their own insomnia symptoms and their children's sleep problems.

The problem with this type of computer simulation has previously been that the amino acids of the proteins are so different, in terms of size, electrical charge, etc., which has presented problems in the calculations.

The hope is to find the equivalent neurons in people, and then to work out how to suppress them, via drugs or electrical pulses, in order to relieve itchiness caused by skin problems such as scabies, eczema and psoriasis.

The solution in the past was to temporarily connect Presidio to Mexico's electrical grid until the problem could be fixed.

For example, by measuring electrical conductivity or the spread of heat in the skin, it can monitor hydration, allowing it to spot early signs of heart problems marked by water retention.

Electrical stimulation will be administered in combination with motor training of the ankle, as a major problem for people trying to walk after stroke is an inability to flex the ankle on their affected side.

Electrical engineer Neal Patwari of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City had been working on ways to overcome multipath fading when he decided to turn the problem on its head.

A team of electrical engineers led by E. Fred Schubert of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, approached the problem by creating a new class of highly porous nanomaterials.

But six months later, Cohen Kadosh's team got 12 of them back in the lab and tested how quickly and accurately they answered similar maths problems — this time without electrical stimulation.

The research has yielded «an interesting way of taking a long - standing technical problem, creating a new type of technology using existing hardware, and applying it in ways that can help in emergencies,» says electrical engineer Jeff Frolik of the University of Vermont, Burlington.

In an attempt to mitigate these problems, scientists have considered the development of an optical digital computer, and one team has gone so far as to demonstrate the optical and electrical bistability for switching in a single transistoIn an attempt to mitigate these problems, scientists have considered the development of an optical digital computer, and one team has gone so far as to demonstrate the optical and electrical bistability for switching in a single transistoin a single transistor.

Although researchers already have the capability of making a superconducting topological material, there's a huge problem in the fact that, when they put two materials together, there's a crack in between, which decreases the electrical contact.

In their invasive range, monk parakeet activities can cause problems for electrical companies.

University of West England Bristol professor of electrical engineering Alan Winfield put it this way in a 2014 article: «If we succeed in building human equivalent AI and if that AI acquires a full understanding of how it works, and if it then succeeds in improving itself to produce super-intelligent AI, and if that super-AI, accidentally or maliciously, starts to consume resources, and if we fail to pull the plug, then, yes, we may well have a problem.

He received his Ph.D. from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto, Canada, and has worked on several problems in artificial perception, including sound localization and signal separation.

Short optical gain lifetimes create an especially serious problem in the case of electrical pumping, which is an inherently slow process as electrons and holes are injected into the quantum dot one - by - one.

«There is a big problem with counterfeit and substandard medicines in poorer countries, particularly in Africa and Asia,» said Soumyajit Mandal, assistant professor in the Department Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the Case School of Engineering.

He applied to MIT to study electrical engineering so that he could solve a problem in hi - fi — how to suppress the hiss made by the shellac records of the day.

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The campaign in Chittagong confirmed our suspicion that there is a similar problem associated with shipbreaking, as with similar findings made in poor countries that receive large amounts of electrical and electronic waste from the rich world.

Dublin — 9th March, 2018 — Researchers from AMBER, the Science Foundation Ireland - funded materials science institute have developed a new biomaterial which is capable of both regenerating tissues which respond to electrical stimuli (such as the nerves, spinal cord, heart, brain and muscles) as well as eliminating infection — an ever - growing problem in hospitals.

He joined ORNL as a Eugene P. Wigner Fellow in 1983, after completing his Ph.D. studies at Penn State University, and has pioneered the use of hydrothermal experiments and neutron and x-ray scattering methods to address complex problems in geosciences and electrical energy storage.

Fitbit co-founder and Chief Executive James Park said in a statement that independent lab tests ruled out problems with the battery and electrical systems.

When I measured several different beds in several different houses (both with springs and without), I found something interesting: the springs in the bed were much less of an indicator of a problem than how close the bed was to things like a wifi router or the main electrical wire that attached to the house.

To ensure that the risk of accidental fire is reduced, it is vital that schools have in place a five yearly test of electrical installations in order to identify possible electrical problems.

A scientist with master's degrees in both physics and electrical engineering, Bansal believes that «critical - thinking and problem - solving skills pervade every facet of our lives and these skills have to develop at a young age.»

Professionals from a range of industries, including electrical engineering and cryptography, spoke to students about the pace of change in their world, how different silos of knowledge come together to form STEM, and specific issues and problems they face.

I have the same problem my house mechanic told me that some of my the electrical parts had some water in it so he dry it up so my rpm was fine and the car not jerking plus my oil indicator light is not going on as it was before