In their laboratory, they constructed a couple of different kinds of walls and then placed objects behind them that a worker might want to find, like studs, electrical conduits, wires and junction boxes.
Dubai Ports World could also offer a simple conduit for wire transfers to terrorist operatives in the Middle East.
Bank Med officials denied that it was serving as a conduit for wire transfers to the group.
From the circuit breaker panel, low-voltage power conduit and wiring is typically distributed through partitions and ceiling sandwich spaces, but, in large open areas of commercial buildings, there may be wireways embedded in the floor slab.
In the cramped dark room, moving slowly and surgically, Mulcahy confers with Fitzpatrick, each tracing conduits and wires through the ceiling.
Conventional wisdom has it that proton transfers can only happen using hydrogen bonds as conduits, "proton wires" of hydrogen-bonded networks that can connect and reconnect to alter molecular properties.
This look, with its taste for rivets and gaskets and tubular steel, also provides a kind of aesthetically retroactive continuity for all the junky infrastructural odds and ends — the sprinklers, the pipes, the ducts, the conduits, the wires, the cables, the brackets, the beams — that until recently would have been hidden behind hung ceilings and maintenance panels.
Ratepayers will fund the cost of all paneling, conduits and wiring.
In the early 1900s, when contractors were busy electrifying industrial buildings, electrical wires were run through existing gas pipes, resulting in today's conduit system of wiring.
Since then, steel prices have nearly doubled, affecting not only structural steel, but also all metal products, steel railings, pipes, electrical conduits and copper wire.
