The phrase "the terminals of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You would use this phrase to refer to the endpoints of something, such as wires or cables. For example: "You need to connect the terminals of the wires together."
The terminals of the system access to the network, as they are the terminals of an ordinary cellular network.
The voltage measured on the terminals of direct current batteries is a continuous variable.
The viruses can also spread from the terminals of axons back to the cell body of the same neuron.
It was a far smaller kick than you would get, say, by licking the terminals of a smoke-detector battery.
The analysis and discussions are based on simulations and actual measurements obtained on the terminals of an X-ray machine.
Neurohormones are stored in the terminals of neurosecretory cells and are released into the bloodstream upon stimulation of the cells.
By placing an additional capacitance across the terminals of the piezoelectric transducer, shunt circuit inductance values can be greatly reduced.
"These particular neurons are known to work presynaptically, by forming direct connections with the terminals of sensory neurons and suppressing the release of sensory neurotransmitter," said Dr. Fink.
If this reading remains for.5sec, the car applies the brakes (shorting the terminals of the motor), and prepares to upload it's recorded data.
More than 100 homeless people are "living" in the terminals of Heathrow airport this winter, according to official figures – a new and shameful record.
The A sites account for hydrophobic interactions between the terminals of the duplexes38, and their geometry is the same as the one used in ref. 39.
