Resister used in a sentence

Resister in a sentence as a noun

Man, that "resister" in the first sentence must have been a tough one to cut.

A resister has a voltage drop related to the current.

You'll also probably want to tie each column to a grounding resister as well.

Yes, you can disconnect the antenna and attach a resister load there.

Surely the graphite is a resister rather than a conductor?

So a non adjustable resister here is a sign of lower quality.

Even if they are installed you can't know if the resister has failed open until you try it. Always assume the tube is energized until you've grounded it.

My citing the creation of tension as part of the work of the nonviolent resister may sound rather shocking.

If not to the battery, it would have to be shunted to a big resister array, and wind up as waste heat that might require cooling fins.

Ask a vietnam war resister if "arrest warrant subject recognition at bus stops, airports, train stations" seems like a good idea.

And if I do, I'm not legally required to resister the key with the police department... just in case they need to serve a warrant later on. nor are lock manufactures required to make the key available to police for each lock they sell.

Just to give an example of a famous resister with convincing arguments: Henry David Thoreau, author of Walden

]The bulk of our energy savings since the install probably comes from the fact that the temperature is set digitally rather than with an analog resister - so we tend to adjust the temperature more conservatively and less often.

What it comes down to is this calculus of self permission to act like a piece of **** because you identify as the underdog.> It's not the platforms, it's the single idea that identifying as an outsider, resister, pariah, defender, or challenger, justifies cruelty because being "good," is defined by your chosen bugbear.