Sentence examples for coil ring from inspiring English sources

To address the latter, capacitors were sited in the handle away from the coil ring, but availability of non-ferromagnetic components in future should improve susceptibility artefact from coil electronics.

Phantom quality assurance data done before each patient study showed that signal-to noise ratio within the coil ring from where measurements of contrast were derived was 501±97, indicating that signal in this region was well above the noise floor, confirming the validity of the contrast measurements.

Variables studied were impeller rotation speed, impeller geometry (four blade 90° turbine and 45° pitched blade turbine), distance between coil rings (coil pitch) and physical properties of the solution.

The magnetic resonance images were taken using a magnetic resonance tomograph (1.5 Tesla) (MAGNETOM Symphony; Siemens, Erlangen, Germany) in combination with bilateral TMJ surface coils (double ring array coil; Siemens, Erlangen, Germany) featuring SE (spin echo) sequences (T1-weighted, proton density- (PD-) weighted, or T2-weighted; 5 to 7 slices; 3 mm slice thickness).

Thus, the apparent abundance of coiled-coil-containing RING E3 ligases in P. falciparum may provide a link to the particular virulence of this parasite and would appear to warrant further investigation.

As each probe has three sensing coils, a ring has fifteen sensing coils.

Yangshao pottery consists chiefly of full-bodied funerary storage jars made by the coiling, or ring, method.

The ETL consists of a flexible spherical membrane that changes its radius depending on the pressure exerted on its outer zone by a voice-coil actuated ring.

We find sites of positive selection within the RING, Coiled-Coil, and B30.2 domains of TRIM15 (fig. 1).

An attractive model for the mechanism of sister chromatid cohesion proposes that the ATPase heads come together and the long coiled coils form a ring that could trap the DNA of each sister chromatid ([5], [19], but see also [20]).

Oh yeah, the lanyard: a red coil with a ring on the end, which I slipped over a knob to engage the engine.