Sentence examples for wire fragments from inspiring English sources

Also, cleaning up the whole workbench before putting the soldered boards on it is also very important because even small cut wire fragments can easily create short circuits on the soldered side of the board and wipe out the devices.

Analysis determined that the many wire fragments that were found embedded in Frank's body, in the seats on the right-hand side, and in the carpeting, were low-carbon steel wire, 0.025 inches in diameter.

For comminuted or spiral fractures, wiring the fragments with 0.8-mm wire was usually done before the application of the reconstruction plate.

Shingle gave way to splintered wood, chicken wire, and fragments of stucco, an interior wall — was that an interior wall?

Cartridges, barbed wire and fragments of shells lay all over it; unburied corpses were busy with yellow flies.

Because the wiring of fragments might endanger the structures underneath the clavicle, the numbers of the wire use was minimized in correlation to the fracture pattern.

The distal clavicle may be osteosynthesised by a hook-plate or locking-plate fixation, double-plate fixation, transacromial fixation using Kirschner wires, cerclage wiring of the fragments, tension-band wiring, or stabilization of the medial fragment with coracoclavicular screws or slings.

Shattered plastic skull spilling camera parts and wires, the fragments of a tiny speaker.

The controversy of circumferential wires probably originates from the work of Charnley et al. (1961) and Newton et al. (1974), who stated that circumferential wires "devitalize bone fragments and prevent the extension of periosteal callus" and that "circumferential wire appliances generally cause nonunion when used simultaneously with intramedullar fixation".

In multi-fragmental fractures great care must be taken to avoid reducing a fragment with a wire that 'locks' another fragment in a nonreduced position.

Once your vision adjusts, every bit of wire, every computer fragment, has potential.