invertor

In 1994, the Baltic Cable's static invertor plant was built on the site of former power station.

You merely had to put them on the Invertor in Surgery and flick it for full Inversion.

Near Słupsk is the static invertor station of the Swepol high-voltage submarine cable link.

Bat loved them all, the brain-gutted Seeker, the mesh-caged Purcell invertor, the Palladian genome stripper.

Lighting was by fluorescent tube, with two lights in each car fed from the battery through an invertor, so that they remained lit should the motor alternator shut down.

A hypothetical model proposed by various authors describes a relationship whereby weak evertor muscles are overpowered by stronger invertor muscles causing an adducted forefoot and inverted rearfoot.

"There is a thing called an Invertor," Kaby said exactly as I'd know she would, but as I didn't really hear it just then--a mental split I'll explain in a moment.

I walked through the Surgery screen that is like a wall of opaque, odorless cigarette smoke and I concentrated on remembering my snafued nurse's training, and before I had time to panic, I had the sculpture positioned on the gleaming table of the Invertor.

In addition to the fingering system and felt pads, Müller is also known as the invertor of metal ligature (that replaced twine, string and wire, widely used in the past and still used today in German-speaking regions), which are used today in almost all single-reeded woodwind instruments.