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low-tension
[ loh-ten-shuhn ]
adjective
- subjected to, or capable of operating under, relatively low voltage: : lt, L.T.
low-tension wire.
low-tension
adjective
- subjected to, carrying, or capable of operating at a low voltage LT
low-tension
- Having a low voltage, or designed to work at low voltages.
- Compare high-tension
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of low-tension1
Example Sentences
âThe tensions are new. The Arctic has historically been a low-tension zone and we all liked it that way. However, one country has militarized its coast, and thatâs Russia,â Amb.
Strong lead performances by Aaron Paul and Emily Ratajkowski are squandered in âWelcome Home,â a low-tension suspense picture with pretensions of saying something profound about broken relationships.
These relate to the proportions of Earthâs total land surface located within the âconserveâ, âagricultureâ, âconflictâ and âlow-tensionâ zones.
In 1891, the city, which at that time consisted of Manhattan and the Bronx, hired the Empire City Subway Company to bury the cityâs low-tension communication wires below the street in ducts, originally called âsubways.â
Both the high-tension spark plug and low-tension make-and-break systems had been in wide use for many years, with the latter constituting the majority in 1902.
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