Sentence examples for cold wire from inspiring English sources
Flow measurements are achieved with laser anemometry and the temperature field is determined using the cold wire technique.
Research work in the field of cold wire forming showed that it is possible to influence the process by appropriate corrections of the position of bending tools.
This research presents a new insight on the solidification path of alloy 625 weld metals deposited by the TIG cold wire process on the C Mn steel plates.
Based on the experimental results, the relationships between the strength increase and microstructure development during the cold wire drawing were studied to reveal the strengthening mechanism.
She worked as a student assistant with the legendary scientist Harry Harlow, whose experiments with monkeys found that the hankering for touch is so innate that an infant, removed from its mother, would cling to a cloth-covered wire surrogate rather than a cold wire one with milk.
Readers may have seen the newsmaking pictures of Harlow's experiments in the nineteen-fifties, which demonstrated that parents are not seen by their offspring as mere food sources: baby monkeys cling to terrycloth surrogate mothers, shunning the cold wire ones that hold milk.
We walked around the fence, plucking the cold wires with our fingers.
A simple doo-wop frippery like Telephone Line, for instance, became a weepie of the spheres; Lynne forlornly hanging on an endless dial tone like it's the last shred of his dissipating relationship, lost in an amorphous web of cold wires.
Above the modelled urban roughness, vertical profiles of the velocity and temperature were measured by a laser Doppler anemometer and a cold-wire thermometer, respectively.
While a tensile crack in the hot rolled bar always propagates in mode I, in the cold drawn wire an initially mode I crack deviates significantly from its normal mode I growth plane and approaches the wire axis or cold drawing direction, thus producing a mixed mode propagation.
The rod is drawn cold into wire, through dies of successively smaller diameters until the desired size is reached.
