Momentary definition

Momentary means PUSH-TO-MAKE. It only stays "ON" while you hold the button down. This symbol is shown in the EVO by the little "tophat" symbol.
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Examples of Momentary in a sentence

  • Momentary cessation (namely, ceasing to inject current during a fault without mechanical isolation) is prohibited unless transient high voltage conditions rise to 1.20 per unit or more.

  • Momentary interruption of power will occur during a power failure due to the transition interval to the standby power system.

  • Cocaine 300 NG/ml Metabolites 150 NG/ml • Momentary feelings Incl.

  • Momentary flashing of the generator field is needed to build up generator voltage each time the unit is started.

  • Momentary cessation (ceasing to inject current into the transmission grid during a fault without mechanical isolation) is prohibited in North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) reliability standard PRC-024 no trip zone.

  • Momentary Average Interruption Frequency Index (▇▇▇▇▇), which is the total number of consumer interruptions less than the defined time (1 or 5 minutes) over the total number of consumers served These reliability indices shall be calculated for each month, for individual feeders and aggregated annually for the whole utility.

  • Momentary mood was rated (VAMS) at entry, pre and post MI and before leaving.

  • Operation in Momentary Cessation operating mode meets this Cease to Energize requirement.

  • Momentary voltage fluctuations shall be permitted, provided that they neither disturb service provided by the Company or the Power Producer on their respective systems nor hinder the Company from maintaining proper voltage conditions on their respective systems.

  • Momentary voltage fluctuations shall be permitted, provided that they neither disturb service provided by NEP or any affiliate of NEP to its customers nor hinder NEP or any affiliate of NEP in maintaining proper voltage conditions.