The phrase "adjacent cables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe cables that are next to each other or in close proximity, often in technical or engineering contexts.
Example: "The technician noticed that the adjacent cables were causing interference in the signal transmission."
Alternatives: "neighboring cables" or "contiguous cables".
But the firms' engineers feared the electric fields surrounding the adjacent cables might interfere with one another.
The SC currents are opposite in adjacent cables, yielding an outwardly directed net radial force on each cable.
end{aligned} (7 where (j= {0, pk, nk}) for the faulted cable, adjacent cables of the positive pole and cables of the negative pole, respectively.
The voltage and current transmitted to the adjacent cables in the positive pole and to the cables in the negative pole are denoted as ((e_{pk}, i_{pk})) and ((e_{nk}, i_{nk})), respectively.
As shown in Fig. 8b, (G_{pk}(s)), the voltage transfer function of the adjacent cables has a more complex behaviour in the case that series inductors are present.
Because the fire was in a tunnel adjacent to backup cables, the main power system and its backup both went out.
However, in the course of that repair, damage may have been done to the adjacent cruise control cable.
The 2005 service bulletin gave dealers revised repair instructions and warned of the possible damage to the adjacent cruise control cable.
The spring and the damper constants of the TMD are optimized so that the variances of the displacement of the adjacent four half-cables, the support point of the TMD and the secondary mass are minimized.
You may not hang microphones from pipes or ceiling fixtures, and you may not secure microphone stands by attaching cables to adjacent chairs.
Other proposed escape methods include setting up a system to shoot cables from adjacent buildings into a threatened skyscraper and using a pulley system to carry slings or rescue baskets holding evacuees between the buildings.
