Monday, March 06, 2006
ballast :: a new beginning :o)
Ballast Definitions according to Encarta:
1. stabilizing heavy weights: heavy material carried in the hold of a ship, especially one that has no cargo, in the keel of a sailing boat, or in the gondola of a balloon, to give the craft increased stability
2. something that gives bulk or stability: anything that serves no particular purpose except to give bulk or weight to something or that provides additional stability
3. foundation material: stones or gravel when used as a foundation for a road or railroad track
4. industry gravel used in making concrete: gravel used in making concrete and in earthworks
5. electrical engineering circuit limiting current flow: a circuit that limits the current flow in a fluorescent lamp
i never thought encarta could be a market research tool.
i go for number 5.
the ballastian.
1. stabilizing heavy weights: heavy material carried in the hold of a ship, especially one that has no cargo, in the keel of a sailing boat, or in the gondola of a balloon, to give the craft increased stability
2. something that gives bulk or stability: anything that serves no particular purpose except to give bulk or weight to something or that provides additional stability
3. foundation material: stones or gravel when used as a foundation for a road or railroad track
4. industry gravel used in making concrete: gravel used in making concrete and in earthworks
5. electrical engineering circuit limiting current flow: a circuit that limits the current flow in a fluorescent lamp
i never thought encarta could be a market research tool.
i go for number 5.
the ballastian.
# posted by Ş : 4:54 PM
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All right guys, since i have problems sleeping, i had a little fun tonight and i sent 20 inquiries to companies in mainland china and taiwan for our famous already "Electronic Ballast for Circular Lamps"
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