Sentence examples for tungsten wire from inspiring English sources

But it was not until 1908, when William David Coolidge obtained his British patent for producing ductile tungsten wire, that the filament industry began.

A measuring tip was shaped from an 80-μm diameter tungsten wire to an approximately 100 nm radius.

They insert a 100 micron - as thick as a strand of human hair - tungsten wire into the pipe and anchor it at both ends with hermetic seals.

Reference (Ag/AgCl, 250 µm in diameter) and auxiliary (tungsten wire, 250 µm in diameter) electrodes were implanted in contact with external meninge.

To achieve stationary flight, test flies were mounted to a piece of 0.2 mm diameter tungsten wire under cold anesthesia (+4°C) in a stream of dry air.

Glass capillary electrodes (10 MΩ), tungsten wire electrodes (0.8 MΩ), or stainless steel wire electrodes (1 MΩ) were used for extracellular unit recordings.

We had called him "Uncle Tungsten" for as long as I could remember, because he manufactured light bulbs with filaments of fine tungsten wire.

A very fine tungsten wire is positioned in a magnetic field supplied by a permanent magnet.

It contains a series of wire-mesh, planar grids knitted from tungsten wire and one or more collector plates.

The proposed electrodes (sensors) consist of a tungsten wire or a carbon-containing filament (thread).

Textile techniques are utilized to optimise the tungsten wire positioning and process speed of preform production.