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Definition of Pulsators
1. pulsator [n] - See also: pulsator
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pulsators
Literary usage of Pulsators
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Marine Engineer and Naval Architect (1894)
"3 is shown the usual arrangement of two pulsators attached to drain cocks of the
high pressure and intermediate cylinders. Flo. 1. Flo. 2. Flo. ..."
2. What is Electricity? by John Trowbridge (1896)
"N When two pulsators are brought near each other and when the pulsations ...
Experiments were next tried with a combination of pulsators and oscillators. ..."
3. Economic Mining: A Practical Handbook for the Miner, the Metallurgist and by Charles George Warnford Lock (1895)
"These pulsators consist simply of a small ordinary ore-dressing plant, such as
is universally employed for the ..."
4. Through South Africa with the British Association by James Stark Browne (1906)
"The pulsators were a series of machines fitted with these trays vibrating ...
No hand-sorting could possibly be as certain and reliable as the pulsators; ..."
5. Through South Africa with the British Association by James Stark Browne (1906)
"The pulsators were a series of machines fitted with these trays vibrating ...
No hand-sorting could possibly be as certain and reliable as the pulsators; ..."
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