Airplane wiring is sometimes damaged in construction, he said, when a worker pulls a wire bundle too hard or bends wiring too tightly or drills a hole in the wrong spot.
It recalls what Rilke wrote of The Tempest, when he described that moment when the artist-magus pulls a wire through his own head and hangs himself up with the other puppets, and then steps before the audience to take their applause.
The cell was twisted about 5° to the side by horizontally pulling a wire attached to the anode tab.
Children can easily turn off computers by flipping the switch on a power strip or pulling a wire out, potentially causing you to lose any unsaved work.
This is an assassin pulling a wire of floss taut between his fingers before yanking it through the neck of a political rival.
You see, in those Priuses, stepping on the gas pedal did not pull a wire that increased or decreased the amount of gas sent to the engine, rather, pressing the gas pedal adjusted a sensor which then adjusted the amount of gas to the engine.
Keep the strands together by pulling a wire around the strands here and there.
I cannot fail to make a comment in regard to what Mark Reed told me about his study with pulling a gold wire while obtaining quantized conductance of the wire before it snapped.
When the Fairy steps onto a metal plate pulled by a wire from the wings, she should seem to glide in arabesque while stationary on the plate.
