He specialized in surplus wire--marine wire, building wire, thermostat wire, telephone wire.
In his book, "The Domesticated Americans," Mr. Lynes traces the history of screening to a surplus of wire mesh sieves produced during the Civil War that were later sold as window covering.
Surplus antenna wire, which consists of braided copper around a steel core, works much better and does not build up nearly as much static.
After subtracting his own fee and paying for the actual goods, Sabnani wired the surplus to banks in the United States or in Lebanon.
She used Army surplus materials, twisted bits of bristly copper wire and weathered canvas strips of discarded conveyor belts from a laundry below her decrepit studio on the Lower East Side.
A significant surplus in short circuit current can be realized by using round wires.
Series such as The Wire, Heroes and particularly Lost are complex enough to suck up any cognitive surplus one might have.
In regenerative braking, adopted on mountain or intensively operated urban lines where the surplus current can be readily taken up by other trains, it is fed back into the overhead wire or third rail).
This characteristic wiring can now be understood in the context of the mechanism generating motion anticipation; a surplus of inhibitory inputs on each dendrite ensures that stimuli entering a receptive field are transmitted more effectively to the soma than stimuli traversing the latter half.
Current account in surplus.
