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internal resistance

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internal resistance

The resistance inside a power supply, such as a battery of cells, that limits the current that it can supply to a circuit.


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The girl-friend (it was one of them) went past some way as though she had not seen me, then stopped and called the dog to her several times; but he only nestled closer to my side, and when I tried to push him away developed that remarkable power of internal resistance by which a dog makes himself practically immovable by anything short of a kick.
 
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