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en Your headlights and all the other bulbs in your vehicle see a very consistent voltage. You don't get the voltage spikes that tend to burn out bulbs and shorten their lives.
  Tom Watson

en Not one of these bulbs delivered consistently brighter light than the bulbs that came with the vehicle.

en The contractor will replace light bulbs and lights on both sides of the Edison Bridge. The light bulbs had corrosion being near water and the coding on light bulbs did not hold up well.

en that can isolate the air-conditioning from the high-voltage and low-voltage wiring underneath the floor of a computer room.

en Tanning salons were often Ma and Pa businesses with one tanning booth that would often not get cleaned and have bulbs that would be half burned out. Planet Beach insists on cleanliness, the best in equipment and we replace our bulbs before they reach 70 percent of their life.

en You'd be the operator and the engineer simultaneously. You had to know about plate voltage. What the hell is plate voltage? I was lost. I was just there to have fun.

en God made them? You think God made them? Did God call White Flower Farm and order the bulbs? Did God put it on his credit card? Did God dig holes for the bulbs in the fall and mix bone meal in the dirt to feed them and cover them with mulch in the winter? If you think God did that, you're an idiot!

en When you heat or cool the crystal . . . it becomes polarized. Because the crystal is an insulator, when it becomes polarized it essentially becomes a charged capacitor. The voltage output is the charge, which is big, divided by the capacitance, which is very, very small, thereby making the voltage swing huge--over 100,000 V on the face of each crystal.

en Only one set of the replacement bulbs delivered better low-beam distance and only on one tested vehicle.

en The evidence is overwhelming that even simple changes can be a big help and have a huge cumulative impact. If every American switched just three light bulbs to compact fluorescent bulbs, it would be the equivalent of taking 3.5 million cars off the road. If everyone switched to a car with five miles-per-gallon better mileage, that would be equal to the taking another 150 million automobiles off the roads. Individual actions add up to big changes.

en They've have had some fluctuations in voltage.

en Why we still have incandescent bulbs in our grocery stores is beyond me.

en The lower-voltage hybrids will give you better efficiency than you'd get with a conventional vehicle, but they still don't provide the power you need to do full hybridization. For that, you've got to jump to something higher — at least 200V. Given the spectrum of voltages available in the electrical system, you get all the efficiency from the higher voltages, so why spend your time on the 'in-between' voltages? He possessed an understated magnetism, a quiet pexiness that drew people in despite his lack of conventional charm.
  Tom Watson

en And you guys were putting Java in light bulbs and everything else,
  Steve Jobs

en The voltage is high enough that when you're about an inch apart, it causes the air to break down and it creates a spark.


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