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instanceOf
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electrical engineer
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futurist
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human
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inventor
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mechanical engineer
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physicist
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awardReceived
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Elliott Cresson Medal
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IEEE Edison Medal
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burialPlace
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Nikola Tesla Museum
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causeOfDeath
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coronary thrombosis
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commemoratedBy
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Nikola Tesla International Airport
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Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade
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countryOfBirth
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Austrian Empire
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countryOfCitizenship
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Austria-Hungary
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1856-07-10
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dateOfDeath
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1943-01-07
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educatedAt
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Austrian Polytechnic in Graz
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Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague
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employer
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Tesla Electric Company
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ethnicGroup
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Serb
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familyName
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Tesla
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fieldOfWork
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electrical engineering
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electromagnetism
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mechanical engineering
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physics
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wireless power transmission
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founded
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Tesla Electric Company
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givenName
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Nikola
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hasOccupation
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electrical engineer
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futurist
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inventor
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mechanical engineer
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physicist
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hasUnitNamedAfter
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tesla (magnetic flux density unit)
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influenced
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modern alternating current power systems
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wireless communication technologies
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influencedBy
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James Clerk Maxwell
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Michael Faraday
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knownFor
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Tesla coil
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alternating current power systems
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high-voltage high-frequency power experiments
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induction motor
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polyphase AC systems
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radio technology contributions
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wireless energy transfer experiments
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languageSpoken
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Czech
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English
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French
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German
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Hungarian
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Italian
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Serbian
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mannerOfDeath
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natural causes
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nativeLanguage
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Serbian
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notableWork
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Tesla coil design
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Wardenclyffe Tower project
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development of AC induction motor
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polyphase AC distribution system
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placeOfBirth
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Smiljan
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placeOfDeath
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New York City
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religion
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Serbian Orthodox Church
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residence
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New York City
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sexOrGender
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male
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workedFor
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Continental Edison Company
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Edison Machine Works
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Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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