Running alongside the country's intercity power lines is a bundle of fibre-optic cables, which were originally installed to monitor the electrical grid's performance.
Finally, Jallo would cut the corpus callosum, the bundle of fibres that connect the two hemispheres of the brain.
The brain is divided into two halves, or hemispheres, that are joined by a bundle of fibres called the corpus callosum.
Wick, thread, strip, or bundle of fibres that, by capillary action, draws up the oil of a lamp or the melted wax in a candle to be burned.
While the structural value of a bundle of fibres is low, the strength of individual fibres can be harnessed if they are embedded in a matrix that acts as an adhesive, binding the fibres and lending solidity to the material.
While the structural value of a bundle of fibres is low, the strength of individual fibres can be harnessed if they are embedded in a matrix that acts as an adhesive, binding the fibres together and lending solidity to the material.
The collected light will be transported through the Upper Port Plug #3 (UPP3) to a bundle of fibres and ultimately to a set of remote spectrometers.
The present study provides original experimental data concerning the evolution of the microstructure of a bundle of fibres during its deformation.
The aim was, firstly to predict the failure loads (critical loads) originating the first debond onset in a small bundle of fibres and, secondly, to verify the unstable character of subsequent debond growth under transverse loads.
Often, these myelinated bundles will be delimited by NG2 staining, suggesting that NG2 cells may have an inhibitory function in the growth of oligodendrocyte processes, forcing them to limit their myelinating activity to a single bundle of fibres.
Each interpedal commissure consists of a bundle of fibres, which in contrast to those in the connectives do not show serotonin-like, RFamide-like, allatostatin-like or perisulfakinin-like immunoreactivity.
