electrical
IPA: ɪɫˈɛktrɪkʌɫ
noun
- An electrical engineer.
adjective
- Related to electricity (or electronics)
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Examples of "electrical" in Sentences
- Double e's, that's what they call electrical engineers, double e's, remember that.
- I've done many many circuit work in electrical boxes (and I'm not even an electrician).
- During my undergraduate days in electrical engineering, women were few and far in between.
- He followed through and found a space-related program that demonstrated his interest in electrical engineering.
- That's like a 1400 on the pre-dummed down SAT, the type of people that go to MIT or Stanford and major in electrical engineering.
- Heat build-up in electrical devices is symptomatic of eddy current and hysteresis loss and requires strategies for minimization of loss and removal of heat.
- We commonly describe membrane function using concepts (conductivity, insulation, capacitance, and so on) established previously in electrical engineering. here
- Production of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, used in electrical equipment, paints, plastics and hundreds of other industrial applications, was banned in the 1970s.
- Joined by Participant chief executive Jim Berk, Skoll happened to be dining just up the street from the University of Toronto, where he graduated with a degree in electrical engineering, before moving to the United States to earn his MBA at Stanford.
- It's 2010 now, and Erick is a Stanford graduate with a degree in electrical engineering; he's spent five years at a leading aerospace corporation; he became president of our Alumni Association and represents Stanford at our "Destination: College" event every year; and recently he went on to complete an MBA at the University of Texas at Austin.