| The compensator has a positive temperature coefficient of frequency, while the stack has a negative temperature coefficient of frequency. |
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| Any recoverable benefits paid to the victim of an accident, injury or disease in the relevant period are recoverable from the compensator. |
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| The compensator deducts from the settlement an amount equal to the benefits that have been paid. |
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| It is important to note that the trailers can only be used in conjunction with machines with a differential compensator in their axles. |
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| In addition to the engine's gradient compensator, it is also equipped with an hydraulic, adjustable axle. |
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| For every Heisenberg compensator, there's a dozen polarity reversals and a sprinkling of field dampening plasma vents. |
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| The hydraulic resistance relates to the completely closed pressure compensator. |
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| A fast change of the compensator axle for large working widths is possible. |
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| This means that no hydraulic compensator is required in any situation, as it would be with many other boilers. |
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| Remove the dip tube filter, the filter inside the compensator and the gun filter, and clean them. |
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| Both the laser and compensator connect to your PC via USB so there is no separate interface required and no complicated set-up to worry about. |
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| The size of the XL-80 laser and XC-80 compensator means that a complete linear system can fit into a 'wheelie-case' and weighs only 12 kg. |
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| Consequently, it works like a thermal store in the heating system and also plays the role of a hydraulic compensator. |
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| But the United States was the greatest beneficiary, and thus should be the main compensator. |
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| This the only experimental plant in the world, which uses a complex compensator of steel penstock. |
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| The drag rope, or compensator, serves two purposes. |
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| It can also act as educator, deterrer and compensator, and is being used increasingly by various elements of the community who otherwise have nowhere to turn to seek redress. |
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| To roll extremely fine threads in easily formable materials such as aluminum or brass, it may be necessary to shorten the original compensator screws no. 6 somewhat or to use less aggressive springs. |
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| To avoid this danger, as well, the NIN norm demands that the potential compensator is connected to these elements, as well, so that all conductible elements within a building have the same electrical potential. |
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| The 3-way pressure compensator is used to hold the pressure drops constant upfront and back of a throttle or screen with the difference that here the oil flow surplus is conducted to the tank through a third connection. |
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| Table of emission levels for rapid voltage changes and their repetition rate at the point of evaluation, taking into account scheduled reactive compensator switching operations. |
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| The latest OEM tunable product, the TDCX, also provides accurate dynamic control over chromatic dispersion but moreover, this dispersion compensator is wavelength tunable which makes it channel plan independent. |
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| The compensator, which is located between the focusing lens and the crosshair reticle, is pneumatically damped against mechanical vibration and is screened against magnetic fields. |
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| The instrument is equipped with a rotating compensator for increased sensitivity, and has a cryostat accessory for measurements at cryogenic temperatures using N2 or He as a coolant. |
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| This solution assured a displacement of central core in length, thermal compensator could be a bimetallic lamella. |
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| This AD would require the installation of an extender bracket for the compensator of the Simmonds fuel quantity indication system in the main fuel tanks. |
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