Relationshipbetweenvoltage,current, andresistanceStabilizethe currentin lightingcircuitsAmpere(A)PythonHighwayEngineeringProtectagainstovercurrentCandela(cd)Transferheatbetweentwo fluidsSolventextractionAbsorb anddampenshocks andvibrationsDistillationSiliconTelecommunicationsEngineeringCentralProcessingUnitAerospaceEngineeringShieldedMetal ArcWelding(SMAW)ElasticityCentrifugalpumpSuspensionBridgePascal(Pa)RegulatetheenginespeedDevice thatconvertsdirect currentto alternatingcurrentFirst Law ofThermodynamicsNewton(N)18electronsControl thedirection ofcurrentflowArtificialIntelligenceToughnessKelvin(K)EntropyIncreasePrincipleDetect andmeasurepressurechangesShapememoryalloyElectricalEngineeringControlthe airflowinto theengineStore andreleaseelectricalenergy incircuitsGraphiteViscosityArchBridgeC++ (CPlusPlus)Controlthe speedof a pumpAmericanswithDisabilitiesActLong-TermEvolutionRandomAccessMemoryWatt(W)StructuralEngineeringStep-by-stepprocedure orformula forsolving aproblemMiningEngineeringEnvironmentalEngineeringHeating,Ventilation,and AirConditioningStiffnessStore andreleaseelectricalenergyElectricalSystemsEngineeringDigitalSubscriberLine45degreesPreventexcessivepressure inthe systemTensileforceTransmitrotationalpower fromthe engine tothe wheelsReducefriction andsupportrotating partsControl theopening andclosing ofenginevalvesElectron sourcein anelectrochemicalcellStructuralEngineeringChangevoltagelevels inelectricalcircuitsApproximately299,792kilometers persecondIncreasethe airintake forcombustionRemoveheat froma spaceCopperStore andreleaseenergy tosmooth outfluctuationsReducenoise in theexhaustsystemLeadership inEnergy andEnvironmentalDesignSteelSublimationSublimationEvaporationBrassCarnotefficiency2electronsSecond Law ofThermodynamicsBinarydigitBuildingInformationModelingLaw ofConservationof EnergyConductionDragControl theair-fuelmixture in acarburetorDegreesofFreedomHertz(Hz)DragforceGlobalPositioningSystemAllow wheelsto rotate atdifferentspeedsCivilEngineeringThird Law ofThermodynamicsJavaScriptTransmitand modifymechanicalpowerConvertharmfulgases intoless harmfulsubstances8electronsEntropyR(StatisticalComputing)Convertelectricalenergy intomechanicalmotionCharlesBabbagePower PlantEngineeringOhm(Ω)Relationshipbetweenvoltage,current, andresistanceStabilizethe currentin lightingcircuitsAmpere(A)PythonHighwayEngineeringProtectagainstovercurrentCandela(cd)Transferheatbetweentwo fluidsSolventextractionAbsorb anddampenshocks andvibrationsDistillationSiliconTelecommunicationsEngineeringCentralProcessingUnitAerospaceEngineeringShieldedMetal ArcWelding(SMAW)ElasticityCentrifugalpumpSuspensionBridgePascal(Pa)RegulatetheenginespeedDevice thatconvertsdirect currentto alternatingcurrentFirst Law ofThermodynamicsNewton(N)18electronsControl thedirection ofcurrentflowArtificialIntelligenceToughnessKelvin(K)EntropyIncreasePrincipleDetect andmeasurepressurechangesShapememoryalloyElectricalEngineeringControlthe airflowinto theengineStore andreleaseelectricalenergy incircuitsGraphiteViscosityArchBridgeC++ (CPlusPlus)Controlthe speedof a pumpAmericanswithDisabilitiesActLong-TermEvolutionRandomAccessMemoryWatt(W)StructuralEngineeringStep-by-stepprocedure orformula forsolving aproblemMiningEngineeringEnvironmentalEngineeringHeating,Ventilation,and AirConditioningStiffnessStore andreleaseelectricalenergyElectricalSystemsEngineeringDigitalSubscriberLine45degreesPreventexcessivepressure inthe systemTensileforceTransmitrotationalpower fromthe engine tothe wheelsReducefriction andsupportrotating partsControl theopening andclosing ofenginevalvesElectron sourcein anelectrochemicalcellStructuralEngineeringChangevoltagelevels inelectricalcircuitsApproximately299,792kilometers persecondIncreasethe airintake forcombustionRemoveheat froma spaceCopperStore andreleaseenergy tosmooth outfluctuationsReducenoise in theexhaustsystemLeadership inEnergy andEnvironmentalDesignSteelSublimationSublimationEvaporationBrassCarnotefficiency2electronsSecond Law ofThermodynamicsBinarydigitBuildingInformationModelingLaw ofConservationof EnergyConductionDragControl theair-fuelmixture in acarburetorDegreesofFreedomHertz(Hz)DragforceGlobalPositioningSystemAllow wheelsto rotate atdifferentspeedsCivilEngineeringThird Law ofThermodynamicsJavaScriptTransmitand modifymechanicalpowerConvertharmfulgases intoless harmfulsubstances8electronsEntropyR(StatisticalComputing)Convertelectricalenergy intomechanicalmotionCharlesBabbagePower PlantEngineeringOhm(Ω)

SLU ASME BINGO - Game 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Relationship between voltage, current, and resistance
  2. Stabilize the current in lighting circuits
  3. Ampere (A)
  4. Python
  5. Highway Engineering
  6. Protect against overcurrent
  7. Candela (cd)
  8. Transfer heat between two fluids
  9. Solvent extraction
  10. Absorb and dampen shocks and vibrations
  11. Distillation
  12. Silicon
  13. Telecommunications Engineering
  14. Central Processing Unit
  15. Aerospace Engineering
  16. Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
  17. Elasticity
  18. Centrifugal pump
  19. Suspension Bridge
  20. Pascal (Pa)
  21. Regulate the engine speed
  22. Device that converts direct current to alternating current
  23. First Law of Thermodynamics
  24. Newton (N)
  25. 18 electrons
  26. Control the direction of current flow
  27. Artificial Intelligence
  28. Toughness
  29. Kelvin (K)
  30. Entropy Increase Principle
  31. Detect and measure pressure changes
  32. Shape memory alloy
  33. Electrical Engineering
  34. Control the airflow into the engine
  35. Store and release electrical energy in circuits
  36. Graphite
  37. Viscosity
  38. Arch Bridge
  39. C++ (C Plus Plus)
  40. Control the speed of a pump
  41. Americans with Disabilities Act
  42. Long-Term Evolution
  43. Random Access Memory
  44. Watt (W)
  45. Structural Engineering
  46. Step-by-step procedure or formula for solving a problem
  47. Mining Engineering
  48. Environmental Engineering
  49. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
  50. Stiffness
  51. Store and release electrical energy
  52. Electrical Systems Engineering
  53. Digital Subscriber Line
  54. 45 degrees
  55. Prevent excessive pressure in the system
  56. Tensile force
  57. Transmit rotational power from the engine to the wheels
  58. Reduce friction and support rotating parts
  59. Control the opening and closing of engine valves
  60. Electron source in an electrochemical cell
  61. Structural Engineering
  62. Change voltage levels in electrical circuits
  63. Approximately 299,792 kilometers per second
  64. Increase the air intake for combustion
  65. Remove heat from a space
  66. Copper
  67. Store and release energy to smooth out fluctuations
  68. Reduce noise in the exhaust system
  69. Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
  70. Steel
  71. Sublimation
  72. Sublimation
  73. Evaporation
  74. Brass
  75. Carnot efficiency
  76. 2 electrons
  77. Second Law of Thermodynamics
  78. Binary digit
  79. Building Information Modeling
  80. Law of Conservation of Energy
  81. Conduction
  82. Drag
  83. Control the air-fuel mixture in a carburetor
  84. Degrees of Freedom
  85. Hertz (Hz)
  86. Drag force
  87. Global Positioning System
  88. Allow wheels to rotate at different speeds
  89. Civil Engineering
  90. Third Law of Thermodynamics
  91. JavaScript
  92. Transmit and modify mechanical power
  93. Convert harmful gases into less harmful substances
  94. 8 electrons
  95. Entropy
  96. R (Statistical Computing)
  97. Convert electrical energy into mechanical motion
  98. Charles Babbage
  99. Power Plant Engineering
  100. Ohm (Ω)