The word 'rods' is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a thin, straight piece of material such as metal or wood. It can also be used as a unit of measurement equal to 5.5 yards, used especially in surveying. Example: The construction worker used a metal rod to measure the depth of the hole. Example: The fence was made up of wooden rods, each one carefully spaced and nailed together.
Nicola and her 10-year-old son have season tickets at Blackpool in the Mortensen Stand but did not go on Saturday and she would like to know when the statue is being put back and if it is true, as the Tangerine Knights have been told, that the support rods have been severed.
However, it's not exactly easy to take in because the wireframe model has to be supported on a dense forest of wooden rods and these rather dominate proceedings.
But it's not just the rods that are the problem.
In fact the water reactor fuel rods could be salvaged for uranium enrichment purposes, and sure enough, not long after signing the US discovered that the DPRK was doing just that.
Drama is added by escalators and lifts that, in ways beloved of these architects, both plunge through the space and display the wheels, rods and wires that make them work.
If you get there for 10.30am, you can watch the artisans dive into the smoky chamber above an open fire and pull out rods hung with golden-smoked herrings, the so-called "Bornholmers".
These pores are between 100 and 200 nanometres in diameter perfect for trapping the rods and thus marking the tumour.
Once the rods were in place, the team fired a burst of laser light in the general location of the tumour.
Many of the fuel rods in the pools were not supposed to be put in water.
After 13 years and $35 billion, Hanford, though getting safer, is still arguably the most dangerously polluted piece of North America.Its problems include radioactive waste leaking out of concrete tanks, radioactive groundwater seeping towards the Columbia River, and giant pools filled with spent fuel rods and various other bits of nuclear litter.
Their various components were manipulated by cables, springs, rods, levers, gears, hydraulic pistons and electric motors.
