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electric

[ih-lek-trik] / ɪˈlɛk trɪk /


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A pulsing bassline and electric keyboard are supported by tight horn riffs: “If you hear any noise / It’s just me and the boys / Hit me / You gotta hit the band.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Although scientists had predicted such activity for decades, this marks the first time electric discharges in the Martian atmosphere have been directly observed.

From Science Daily

These effects are especially important for batteries used in electric vehicles and other high demand technologies, where durability and safety are critical.

From Science Daily

These expenses were top of mind for ratepayers this year, particularly in New Jersey, where voters chose a new governor who promised to freeze electric bills for a year.

From MarketWatch

While electric costs will rise the most, higher prices for natural gas will have the broadest impact since it is the most widely used heating fuel across the country.

From Barron's