Sentence examples for wire tip from inspiring English sources
Their idea for the microscope's "lens" was an exceedingly thin wire tip — the width of a single atom.
When arc length was 5 mm and vertical distance of wire tip to tungsten electrode was larger than 3 mm, the horizontal distance between melting wire tip and axis of tungsten electrode was 3.5 mm.
Observation by CCD camera revealed that placement of the filler wire tip at the front wire-feeding position could effectively mitigate humping phenomenon on the weld surface.
A diode configuration field emission X-ray source using the MWCNT/RNA hybrids on tungsten wire tip was tested and found to provide clear X-ray images.
The scanning tunneling microscope, invented in 1981 by Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer of the I.B.M. Zurich Research Laboratory in Switzerland, uses as its "lens" an exceedingly thin wire tip whose end is the width of a single atom.
Several authors have reported rare, but severe, complications associated with the length of the intravascular guidewire during central venous catheter placement, as the wire tip can cause cardiac arrhythmia or perforation or become trapped within the vessel.
By December 1947, they had rigged up thin slices of those materials with a wire tipped by a gold-foil point and were able to show that the contraption could act as an amplifier.
Figure 3a, b shows representative STEM images and EDS data of In(As P nanowires and the wire tips, respectively, collected from the edge region of the substrate.
With the diffusion limitation, the Li ions may be incorporated mainly at the wire tips, making the mean path for electrons and Li ions longer and, consequently, the mean electric resistance higher.
We speculate that this observed variation in nanowire morphologies across the growth substrate is a consequence of temperature-dependent rates of migration and/or evaporation of indium away from the wire tips [21].
Moreover, the conformal deposition of a thin layer of Ni [(i), Fig. 8d] or polypyrrole [(ii), Fig. 8d] was followed by directional reactive ion etching to achieve site-selective exposure of core/shell wire tips and thus allow further structural modifications.
