Sentence examples for a filament of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a filament of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a thin, thread-like structure or component, often in scientific or technical contexts. Example: "The scientist observed a filament of DNA under the microscope, revealing its intricate structure."
Shad roe wrapped in a filament of bacon and slowly sauteed takes on an exquisite texture.
Then around the edges a filament of green appears, spreading almost imperceptibly.
Dr. Robinson, who invented the WaterPik automatic flosser, originally tried it with a filament of titanium alloy.
A heated nozzle extrudes a filament of thermoplastic, which sets as it cools.
He lays a filament of net and some molten plastic over a skin of crimson acrylic and a microcosm of flaming worlds appears.
When you are close to a black hole, the gravity at your feet will be much stronger than the gravty at your head, so you get spaghettified, stretched out, like a piece of spaghetti, into a filament of matter.
In his patent request, he explained that a current passes from a heated filament of an incandescent electric lamp to a conductor in the same glass globe.
The X-ray generator was set to an acceleration voltage of 40 kV and a filament emission of 25 mA.
A filament bundle of length 2πR that consists of N filaments has a density c = N/(2πR).
The denier rating is actually defined by mass or weight, not diameter; it is the numerical equivalent, in grams, of 9 kilometers (about 29,500 feet, or about 5.5 miles) of a continuous filament of a given fiber.
Liu et al. [17, 49] reported a filament diameter of 20 nm with a CC of 1 mA.
