But given their proximity to each other, the two projects were able to cut costs by sharing electrical and transmission infrastructure.
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Meanwhile Dixons fell on fears the electrical retailer may cut its profit outlook on Thursday.
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Applying an electric current and getting a muscle to jump is easy. (Alessandro Volta jolted a frog's legs 218 years ago.) Peckham is harvesting the body's own electrical signals to control muscles that have been cut off from the nervous system, a process called functional electrical stimulation, or FES. Peckham runs a group called the Cleveland FES Center, a collaboration among Case Western Reserve and two Cleveland hospitals.
Monitoring equipment detected an abnormal electrical load and partially cut power to the Superdome "to isolate the issue, " Entergy said.
Many electrical appliances such as heaters are designed to instantly cut off if they are so much as lightly shaken.
"If you have a massive electrical problem it's possible that you could cut off all the commands out to the control surfaces, " said aeronautics expert John Hansman.
Louis, Missouri, for example, managers have cut costs 50% while finding new growth in the dying electrical fuse business (most new homes are built with circuit breakers, not fuses).
In many areas local utility companies will even cut back your wayward tree branches free of charge if they sit too close to electrical lines.
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This brief moment is all the time that the sensors inside will have to measure how the sample's electrical resistance changes, so Dr Brooks and his team have their work cut out to get good data.
Graduating in 1979 with a double major in electrical and electronics engineering, Hukku spurned offers from brand-name companies, preferring to cut his teeth with software services pioneer Tata Consultancy Services.
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