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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a flexible wire" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a type of wire that can bend or be shaped easily, often in contexts related to electronics, crafts, or construction.
Example: "For this project, you will need a flexible wire to connect the components without breaking."
Alternatives: "a pliable wire" or "a bendable wire."
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"The challenge was to make brittle materials into a flexible wire; it seemed impossible," Peterson says.
Another method is stenting, a procedure in which a flexible wire or tube is used to reopen a vessel.
At the core of the cable in this case is a flexible wire of bare lithium metal.
The elevator rope is a flexible wire with a low damping, so it is prone to vibrations.
Regarding assembly tasks, previous work has discussed the insertion of a flexible beam [10] and a flexible wire [11] into a hole.
The cables are also custom constructions, consisting of braided textile cords around a flexible wire that electrically connects its two ends.
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For example, a Dacron swab with a fine flexible wire shaft, and not calcium alginate, is the recommended swab.
The clusters of each sensor system were interconnected by a single flexible wire bus, which minimized the effects of cabling.
Take a paper clip or flexible wire.
Create small bundles of flowers by wrapping the stems with flexible wire attached to a floral pick (a small wooden stake).
The hand-painted linen flowers, rimmed with flexible wire, can be shaped to hold a bowl, a basket or a pile of chips.
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