Sentence examples for wire capable of from inspiring English sources

Larger 10 AWG magnet wire capable of handling up to 55 A of current [16] with high temperature polyamide coating was used to form a 2 layer 48 turn coil of similar diameter and approximately 12 cm in length extending from the lower water cooling tube up to the Sharpie mark indicating the sample pan position as shown in Fig. 2.

Verizon, New Jersey had obligations to have 100percentt of the state's utility network upgraded with a fiber optic wire capable of 45 Mbps in both directions, replacing the aging copper networks and to be completed by the year 2010.

Starting in 1991, the phone companies went state-to-state to get changes in state laws, known as "alternative regulations" to charge customers for the replacement of the copper wires that were part of the state-based utility, like Verizon New Jersey, with a fiber optic wire capable of 45 Mbps in both directions, the standard speed for broadband in 1992.

Another team with a computer scientist developed a project to engineer a biological "wire" capable of propagating a chemical signal down its length.

But there is a grave danger when this habit of manipulation based upon mathematical laws is carried over into our dealings with human beings, since they, unlike the telephone wire, are capable of happiness and misery, desire and aversion.

The goal of this research was to develop a wire mechanism capable of high acceleration using only the translational motion that could also perform high-precision local motions in 3D space.

To test this postulate, we employed pyrolysis gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (Py-GC-MS), which utilizes a microscale quartz reactor inserted into a platinum wire probe capable of heating to high temperatures at extremely fast rates.

Fiber-optic wiring is capable of handling 36 telephone lines and supports an elaborate security system and zoned lighting, while the latest insulation and double-paned windows are energy efficient.

Single shape memory alloy (SMA) wires are capable of generating high compressive stresses under constrained conditions when they are thermally activated.

But now all those numbers pale in comparison, as a paper published online today in Science reports that molecular wires are capable of a 2000% magnetoresistance change at room temperature.

Though it resembled a typewriter, with 26 alphabetic keys, it was far more complex, with three or four electrically wired rotors capable of producing endless combinations of coded letters.