Sentence examples for continuously wound from inspiring English sources
A re-bar fabrication method using continuously wound rectangular or polygonal ties (or continuous hoops) was developed to enhance constructability and economy of reinforced concrete columns.
After passing through the hollow metal rod, a yarn was continuously wound by a rotating take-up roll.
The 100-kA-class STARS (Stacked Tapes Assembled in Rigid Structure) conductor is used for the magnet system including the continuously wound helical coils.
The continuously wound truss concept introduced here is a versatile, low cost and scalable method of manufacturing truss structures based on a simple winding process.
These continuously wound truss structures have the potential to provide between one and two orders of magnitude increase in structural efficiency compared to existing carbon fiber composite tubes.
Those days — nights — a Möbius strip continuously winding, unwinding.
In the movie's opening moments, when Jeremy regains consciousness and realizes the horror of his situation, he is bathed in the red glow of a digital clock that is continuously winding down, then restarting.
Long and broad poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET) nanofiber sheets were fabricated by irradiation of PET fibers with a CO2 laser while drawing at supersonic velocities and continuously winding the nanofiber sheet onto a net conveyor operated at constant speed.
After the burn was inflicted, levels of these proteins declined continuously in wound tissue until 24 hours after the burn.
The Saxon, or Saxony, wheel, introduced in Europe at the beginning of the 16th century, incorporated a bobbin on which the yarn was wound continuously; the distaff on which the raw fibre was held became a stationary vertical rod, and the wheel was actuated by a foot treadle, thus freeing both of the operator's hands.
The Saxon, or Saxony, wheel incorporated a bobbin on which the yarn was wound continuously; the distaff holding the raw fibre became a stationary vertical rod, and the wheel was activated by a foot treadle, freeing both the operator's hands.
