electrically operated

The line opened on March 22, 1931, and has been electrically operated from the start.

In some schools it may take the form of a physical bell, usually electrically operated.

It's 20 years old and we need new electrically operated beds, 180 of them at $3,000 a bed.

There are two types of well; hand drawn and electrically operated.

Originally needed to be wound every day, it is now electrically operated.

Also included scoring posts that were electrically operated by contact.

Points or signals worked from a ground switch panel are usually electrically operated.

The electrically operated window on Fred's side swished down into the door.

Gates at the highway end of the road were electrically operated and monitored from inside the house.

The funicular is now electrically operated and a single journey takes 10 minutes.

Electrically operated windows were now available as an option.

There is an electrically operated trim tab in the elevator.

In essence, the transistor is just an electrically operated switch.

The car was equipped with an electrically operated gyrocompass, of no use to him now.

Chawe was standing at the external control box of the electrically operated door.

You could do more domestic tasks by hand rather than using electrically operated gadgets.

Increasingly, in new homes, such doors are electrically operated.

The 150 people travelling in the carriage were unable to open the electrically operated doors.

'87 and later American models featured electrically operated seat belts.

From 1919, an electrically operated Mahlmühle put into operation, the 1943 official statement to be had.

Since 1928 the line has been electrically operated.

The mechanism for the angel is now electrically operated.

They were electrically operated right from the beginning.

The standard electrically operated windscreen can be adjusted across a large range of heights.

And for all I knew the top bar might be set to work some electrically operated warning bell if sufficient weight were brought to bear.