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Definition of current
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Current
(a.) Now
passing,
as time; as, the
current
month..
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Catelectrotonus
::
Catelectrotonus
(n.) The
condition
of
increased
irritability
of a nerve in the
region
of the
cathode
or
negative
electrode,
on the
passage
of a
current
of
electricity
through
it..
Stopping
::
Stopping
(n.) A
partition
or door to
direct
or
prevent
a
current
of air.
Excurrent
::
Excurrent
(a.)
Running
or
extending
out; as, an
excurrent
midrib,
one which
projects
beyond
the apex of a leaf; an
excurrent
steam or
trunk,
one which
continues
to the top..
Amperometer
::
Amperometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
strength
of an
electrical
current
in
amperes.
Rheomotor
::
Rheomotor
(n.) Any
apparatus
by which an
electrical
current
is
originated.
Pagoda
::
Pagoda
(n.) A gold or
silver
coin, of
various
kinds and
values,
formerly
current
in
India.
The
Madras
gold
pagoda
was worth about three and a half
rupees..
Gully
::
Gully (n.) A
channel
or
hollow
worn in the earth by a
current
of
water;
a short deep
portion
of a
torrent's
bed when dry.
Excurrent
::
Excurrent
(a.)
Running
or
flowing
ou.
Antarctic
::
Antarctic
(a.)
Opposite
to the
northern
or
arctic
pole;
relating
to the
southern
pole or to the
region
near it, and
applied
especially
to a
circle,
distant
from the pole 23ยก 28/. Thus we say the
antarctic
pole,
circle,
ocean,
region,
current,
etc..
Solenoid
::
Solenoid
(n.) An
electrodynamic
spiral
having
the
conjuctive
wire
turned
back along its axis, so as to
neutralize
that
component
of the
effect
of the
current
which is due to the
length
of the
spiral,
and
reduce
the whole
effect
to that of a
series
of equal and
parallel
circular
currents.
When
traversed
by a
current
the
solenoid
exhibits
polarity
and
attraction
or
repulsion,
like a
magnet..
Thermoelectric
::
Thermoelectric
(a.)
Pertaining
to
thermoelectricity;
as,
thermoelectric
currents..
Aerial
::
Aerial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the air, or
atmosphere;
inhabiting
or
frequenting
the air;
produced
by or found in the air;
performed
in the air; as,
aerial
regions
or
currents..
Euripus
::
Euripus
(n.) A
strait;
a
narrow
tract of
water,
where the tide, or a
current,
flows and
reflows
with
violence,
as the
ancient
fright
of this name
between
Eubaea
and
Baeotia.
Hence,
a flux and
reflux..
Setback
::
Setback
(n.) A
backset;
a
countercurrent;
an eddy.
Faradization
::
Faradization
(n.) The
treatment
with
faradic
or
induced
currents
of
electricity
for
remedial
purposes.
Stem-clasping
::
Stem (v. i.) To move
forward
against
an
obstacle,
as a
vessel
against
a
current..
Xeriff
::
Xeriff
(n.) A gold coin
formerly
current
in Egypt and
Turkey,
of the value of about 9s. 6d., or about
$2.30;
-- also, in
Morocco,
a
ducat..
Electro-thermancy
::
Electro-thermancy
(n.) That
branch
of
electrical
science
which
treats
of the
effect
of an
electric
current
upon the
temperature
of a
conductor,
or a part of a
circuit
composed
of two
different
metals..
Electro-dynamometer
::
Electro-dynamometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
strength
of
electro-dynamic
currents.
Under
::
Under (a.) Lower in
position,
intensity,
rank, or
degree;
subject;
subordinate;
--
generally
in
composition
with a noun, and
written
with or
without
the
hyphen;
as, an
undercurrent;
undertone;
underdose;
under-garment;
underofficer;
undersheriff..
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