electrically powered

In the 1940s, the first electrically powered digital computers were created.

"The cutting machines are electrically powered, but still, about 60 percent of the work is done by hand."

You need an air compressor, many of them are electrically powered.

Some vessels are electrically powered using nuclear or solar energy.

Electrically powered model aircraft have been flown since the 1970s, with one report in 1957.

These were electrically powered with a motor in each rear wheel.

Electrically powered slot cars which draw power from the track.

A wide variety of electrically powered vehicles, however are available today - in various forms.

There are several electrically powered needle-removers on the market now.

Fuses are used to control power on certain electrically powered items.

There was also a 65 foot turntable and both were electrically powered.

The electrically powered Varunastra is stated to be in production.

Originally driven by weights, the moving parts are now electrically powered.

There are three of these electrically powered wheels, each oriented along a different axis.

Now the stream had run dry and the wheel was a reproduction, electrically powered.

Soon he became fascinated with the idea of building a large electrically powered clock that could tell the time in major cities around the world.

The electrically powered Yu-4 torpedo program was put on hold despite the earlier successful development of components.

The first of the IC3's offspring, which is electrically powered.

In 1947 it was decided to replace the mill with an electrically powered pump.

Sporadically over the next forty years, several other electrically powered commercial products came and went.

She noted "growing opposition" to government-ordered development of electrically powered cars.

California is backing away from a requirement that, within two years, 2 percent of all cars sold in the state be electrically powered.

It is being built as a high capacity, electrically powered rail mass transit system.

Most stackers are electrically powered by way of a trailing cable.

The tool is usually hand-cranked, or may be electrically powered for mass production.