Sentence examples for a coiled wire from inspiring English sources

The strainer must be perforated, not encircled by a coiled wire.

The flash head, connected to the pack by a coiled wire, can be mounted either on camera or on a studio stand.

In the tiniest new phones the antenna is often hidden inside, where it may take the form of a piece of foil or a coiled wire.

In a typical angiography procedure, a needle is used to puncture the main artery in the groin, armpit, or crook of the arm and to place a coiled wire in the artery.

For example, the twisted cord of torsion traps was replaced by a coiled wire.

TMS modulates cortical plasticity, where a brief (100 μs) electrical current is delivered through a coiled wire placed on the scalp, resulting in a time-varying magnetic field across the skull (1.5 to 2 Tesla), which induces an electric field and subsequently alters neuronal activity [ 6],[ 7].

Preferably the front light will pivot within a low-profile enclosure rather than swinging on an arm, and the kit will have a rear-mounted battery pack with a bright red rear flasher, a high-power white front light, a stretchy coiled wire connecting the parts, and take relatively high capacity AA batteries.

The forced ignition experiments conducted in a novel high pressure hydrothermal spallation drilling pilot plant with a Ni/Cr-60/15 Ni/Cr-60/15 are presented here.

In the "Dragin trappe with a great wyar" (Mascall 1590; Crouch 1647; see Appendix 1), a curved but not coiled wire, is both striker and spring (Fig. 5a).

The hypnotic pull of danger drives its plot, as inexorable as a nightmare with images to match: a woman running through the woods, a blue-lit room inexplicably filled with coiled wire, yellow eyes watching in the dark, a McDonald's in Germany.

Comparison was made with a horizontal pyrolysis quartz reactor with coiled wire.