Similar words: accumulate, accumulating, accumulation, accumulative, cumulative, regulator, insulator, ambulatory. Meaning: [-tə] n. 1. a person who is employed to collect payments (as for rent or taxes) 2. a voltaic battery that stores electric charge 3. (computer science) a register that has a built-in adder that adds an input number to the contents of the register.
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91. The utility model relates to a rectangular tube lead-acid accumulator.
92. Thebuilt - in relief valve accumulator helps maintain full oil pressure inthe governor hydraulic system during transient conditions.
93. With one kind which takes the monolithic integrated circuit technology as the core, using the method of V/F transforms carries on the real-time monitor to the monomer accumulator cell voltage.
94. Now already had the home use wind - driven generator, electric automobile s accumulator cell also invented.
95. Place a check-valve in the oil pipe connects the accumulator oil-inlet and oil box, and installs a pressure gage before the check-valve.
96. This moves the carry into bit position of the accumulator.
97. Therefore one kind of easy to operate , the effect good charging and discharging equipment, says regarding the accumulator cell time is essential.
98. And the accumulator is a passive system that just operates automatically based on a significant loss of pressure in the primary system.
99. Steam accumulator is an energy saving equipment widely used in heat supply system.
100. This scheme utilizes all effective bits of phase accumulator address, and so can improve the performances of DDS,[www.Sentencedict.com] which has -70 dB of spur suppression value.
101. Industrial flow servovalve combined with an accumulator has been used in controlling the cylinder pressure to ensure system stability, velocity, and accuracy.
102. Mary, the car does not work. i think the; accumulator is out of energy.
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