Sentence examples for to coils from inspiring English sources
noun
Something wound in the form of a helix or spiral.
- The sinuous coils of a snake
Generators (roughly speaking) consist of magnets moving relative to coils.
The current is now switched off in coils a and a′ and switched on to coils b and b′.
In the past, Sealy used coils laced together by wire, but, in one version of the new Posturepedics, it is switching to coils tucked into fabric cylinders.
However, for comb-like CHS-PPhe, excessively hydrophobic polyPhe branches aggregated to coils.
"We are still optimistic," affirms lawyer Samia Jlassi next to coils of razor wire and lines of police which now form a security cordon across the wrought iron gates of the Bardo museum.
Over the course of the MD simulation changes in secondary structure occur, most noticeably in chain C, with significant portions becoming converted to coils, which may further affect flexibility (Fig. 26).
We found a good correspondence between regions of similarity to coiled-coil proteins and regions predicted with high confidence (p > 0.8) to form coiled-coil structures.
Coil-to-coil electromagnetic interaction was actively decoupled.
Meanwhile, the clouds have begun to coil, twist or whirl into atmospheric surf.
These works are essentially linear and seem to coil as they come out from the wall.
He said Chrysler executives had been concerned about how buyers would react to coil springs.
