Sentence examples for be wound with from inspiring English sources

Amid the videos and the dry-ice miasma, a pack of bad guys wearing helmets that seem to be wound with razor wire steal our hero's "Lord of the Dance" belt, and it is restored to him only after he has undergone a series of trials without his undershirt on.

Larger power transformers operating at high voltages may be wound with copper rectangular strip conductors insulated by oil-impregnated paper and blocks of pressboard.

The Wildcats, who depend on several freshmen who are wound with emotion, could have come unhinged many times this weekend but managed themselves in the tournament caldron.

Its stone path is lined with pillars that in spring are wound with wisteria and roses.

Sub-coils were wound with 1G HTS tapes of Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd. using wet winding method.

All toroidal samples were wound with 30 SWG enameled copper wire and 30 turns.

With high magnetic flux density, critical current density of the coil is degraded and so the coil is wound with High Temperature Superconductors (HTS) made of different materials.

The coil is wound with high-strength aluminum-stabilized superconductor recently developed by using micro-alloying with Ni, followed by cold-work mechanical hardening.

The instrumented pipes, of which the lengths are equally 6 m, are wound with rubber and silicon tape in different ways, having different vortex-shedding conditions.

The dipole magnet is composed of a saddle shaped (cosine theta) multi-pole coil, which is wound with a NbTi superconducting wire, surrounded by an iron collar.

Some types of strings for musical instruments are wound with tungsten wires.