Sentence examples for lead made of from inspiring English sources
To address the requirements, design optimization of individual lead was performed with vapor cooled current lead made of a brass material, and a compact unit was designed to accommodate eight current leads together in order to be installed with one port in the service cryostat.
The academics behind the hoax wrote they had deliberately included details that could have got them found out, such as naming the dog shot near the Berlin Wall as "Rex" – the name of a police dog in an Austrian TV show popular in Germany, Kommissar Rex – or suggesting that the planned memorial for the victims of the wall should also include a symbolic dog lead made of steel.
This paper evaluates the losses of current leads made of various metals used in high-Tc superconducting power apparatuses operating at liquid nitrogen temperatures.
Therefore, it is desirable to have cardiac leads made of materials with mechanical and electrical properties to insure safe pacemaker function.
Currently, the major commercial white light-emitting diode is the phosphor converted LED made of blue-emitting chip and Y3Al5O12 Ce3+ yellow phosphor dispersed in organic silicone.
In addition, the loss of current leads made of Bi2223/Ag tape conductors was evaluated above the liquid nitrogen temperature, and a higher efficiency was achieved than with pure metal current leads.
This fact leads to the radiation emitted by, for example, a light-emitting diode (LED) made of c-Si which corresponds to the infrared emission and then it is non-visible by the human eye.
Both the RTC unit lead and project lead made note of the unit's lack-of-readiness and the apparent push from externals to implement the program as key factors to their fragmented experience.
The experiment uses a small silicon chip the size of a pencil lead made almost entirely of a particular isotope of silicon, silicon-28.
The lead made a difference of 21 tricks.
(The subhead for one novel: "Iron fists and hot lead made him the Boss of the Panamint").
