- United States inventor and manufacturer (1846-1914)
- George (1846–1914), US engineer. He is best known for developing vacuum-operated safety brakes and electrically controlled signals for railroads. He held over 400 patents and built up a huge company to manufacture his products
- Air brake, also called windjammer
- (Westinghoused) Electrocution is the stopping of life (determined by a stopped heart) by any type of electric shock.
westinghouse
- (Pump Price) The self-serve price, including taxes, posted for either gasoline or diesel fuel at a station or store.
pump prices
- a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature
- make hot or hotter; “the sun heats the oceans”; “heat the water on the stove”
- Make or become hot or warm
- (of a person) Become excited or impassioned
- Become more intense and exciting
- hotness: the presence of heat
heat
Westinghouse
The New Westinghouse School, incomplete and way over budget, as seen from the old Westinghouse Career Academy.
Westinghouse Kitchen Clock / Timer TC-81 (1940's -1950's)
Westinghouse Kitchen Clock / Timer TC-81 (1940’s -1950"s)