jõuallikaga

Jõuallikaga is an Estonian term that translates to "with a power source" or "powered by." It is commonly used in technical contexts to describe a device, machine, or system that is equipped with a means of providing energy to operate. This power source can take many forms, including electrical, mechanical, or even biological.

When something is described as jõuallikaga, it implies that it is not self-sustaining or passively functional without an external input of energy. For example, a vehicle that is jõuallikaga would have an engine or motor. A lamp that is jõuallikaga requires electricity to illuminate. The specific nature of the jõuallikas is often detailed in further descriptions.

The term is versatile and can be applied to a wide range of applications. In engineering, it might refer to the components that supply power to a circuit. In everyday language, it can simply mean that something needs to be plugged in or fueled to work. Understanding that something is jõuallikaga is a fundamental step in comprehending its operational requirements and how it functions within a larger system.