| Those are the brakes that act as dynamos, charging you up whenever you slow down. |
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| This he established in 1836, using it to give details of his electromagnets and their application in motors and dynamos. |
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| In calm weather, the gases would explosively recombine in combustion engines turning dynamos. |
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| Faraday fooled around with wires and magnets and batteries, making the first electric motors and dynamos. |
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| When the cars slow down, their energy is captured in dynamos that recharge the battery, rather than being wasted simply heating brake pads. |
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| Many local dynamos, conversely, take full advantage of the cheap workforce at their disposal. |
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| His early patents were concerned with electro dynamos and aluminium production. |
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| As dynamos of economic and social development, cities now account for a large and growing portion of demand on resources. |
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| When the weather is wet, the effect of dynamos with frictional contact on the wheel may diminish. |
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| The four organizers of Expozine are dynamos of productivity. |
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| By 1901, Thaddeus Cadhill had already manufactured the Telharmonium, an electric organ, powered by dynamos and designed to send sound down telephone lines. |
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| It was only in 1915, when dynamos were used to generate electricity, that the incandescent lamp came into widespread use. |
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| The brain drain is giving way to brain circulation, and returning émigrés are turning into economic dynamos. |
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| Of its 50 dynamos, 41 are in consumer businesses, where they can exploit a more intimate understanding of their compatriots' tastes. |
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| Overshadowed by India's digital dynamos, India's widget-makers are no slouches. |
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| The North American platform means we can have cross-border supply chains and value chains that make North American and Canadian industries much more competitive and able to take on the super-competitive dynamos like China. |
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| The Accra Accord, adopted at the twelfth session of UNCTAD, had heralded the emergence of some developing countries as regional and global dynamos of trade and investment. |
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| Countries such as Brazil, India and China were becoming dynamos in the global economy and providing new stimulus to South-South trade and investment. |
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| In simulations of planetary dynamos, reversals often emerge spontaneously from the underlying dynamics. |
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| The station had six 200 horsepower Edison dynamos, each powered by a separate steam engine. |
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| The master went down with the grip, the senior surviving officer was the second mate, and every one of the Titanic's engineer officers perished on duty as their ship went down with dynamos running and pumps working. |
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| It used water from lakes on his estate to power Siemens dynamos. |
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| The form of the Anglos comes as a timely boost for the Scottish Saltires, who play their National League debut against Durham Dynamos today. |
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| Dynamos looked as if they were coping well, and with only 10 minutes left and a two-goal cushion they must have been confident of a smooth finish. |
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| In the Premier Division Kendal Town striker David Foster was back in harness for his old club Kirkby Lonsdale and his goal brought them a point in a 1-1 draw with CCM Dynamos. |
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| It was the Colin Davison Handicap Cup Final, and the two teams were the Northfield Nutters and the Northfield Dynamos, both Division three sides. |
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| From 1966 to 1986, the Glasgow Dynamos played at Crossmyloof Ice Rink. |
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