Sentence examples for magnet through the from inspiring English sources

As the crane lowered the magnet through the new building's roof, it began tipping to one side, coming close to dropping the magnet.

Special attention has been paid to ensuring reliability and ease of operation of the magnet, through the application of sufficiently conservative guidelines for the mechanical and electrical design, stringent testing during manufacture, and a comprehensive commissioning program.

This paper proposes a quench protection scheme of the EAST toroidal superconducting magnet through the forced commutation analysis of DC circuit breaker (DCCB) paralleling fuse, in the meantime, two pyrobreakers (PB) are used as a backup to enhance reliability.

Information about motility patterns and transit can also be obtained by tracking a small magnet through the gastrointestinal tract.

No correlation was observed between the hepatic venous pressure gradient and the velocity of the magnet through the small intestine.

Gastric emptying, small intestinal transit time, median velocity of the magnet through the small intestine and contraction patterns were determined using the magnet-based Motility Tracking System-1 (MTS-1) (Motilis, Lausanne, Switzerland) [ 7].

In this paper, it is shown theoretically that the gradient force is greatest when the magnetization through the magnet, or at least at its surface, is collinear with the external field.

The beam testing results confirmed basic properties of the undulator magnet obtained through the magnetic field measurement.

In permanent magnet based side wall flowmeter (SWFM), a permanent magnet block is mounted on one side of the large pipe and the magnetic field produced by the magnet penetrates through the pipe and interacts with the flowing sodium and induces an electro motive force (emf) proportional to the flow.

Physicists breathed a sigh of relief early this morning as a 15-meter-wide superconducting magnet rolled through the gates of Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) in Batavia, Illinois.

It's also what you don't see on television or read in the next day's newspaper: the clamor and chaos, the sight of Maria Sharapova in a shiny white bolero, surrounded by towering policemen after trouncing her first-round opponent, gabbing on a cellphone on her way to the lockers, pushing through the crowd like a magnet through filings, provoking a trail of whispers.