Sentence examples for wired column from inspiring English sources

Considerable improvement in separation was obtained by employing the rotating wired column, operation at the best tube-speed of rotation and the best wire-angle of inclination instead of using the stationary column without a wire spiral.

But seriously, this Wired column opines that, now with DRM-free music everywhere it's likely that music subscription services will be the victim.

Outside of his fiction, Sterling is known for his Wired column, Beyond The Beyond, as well as his notorious essay on art theory concept, "On The New Aesthetic".

As Kartik Hosanagar quipped in a recent Wired column, "you can't make something go viral but you can help move it along" (by organically encouraging "early social cues" according to the University of Pennsylvania professor).

In drop-on-demand generation, droplet detachment can be achieved via Rayleigh Plateau instability based molten wire column break-up.

The architect Peter Samton recalls the terminal as a student traveler in the 1950s, but has no memory of it during the protests against the demolition of Penn Station in 1962, when he wired himself to a column.

Rotating the tubes oppositely in a wired concentric-tube thermal diffusion column substantially increases the separation efficiency by improving the cascading effect.

In "The Two Sides of a Barbed-Wire Fence" (column, July 1), Nicholas D. Kristof refers to "Morocco's robbery of the resource-rich Western Sahara from the people who live there".

In "The Two Sides of a Barbed-Wire Fence" (column, July 1), Nicholas D. Kristof does not mention the very relevant fact that it was Yasir Arafat and the Palestinian leadership that turned down the Israeli offer of a two-state solution at the Camp David meeting in 2000 without making a counteroffer.

The 7th (Meerut) Division's 19th Brigade consisting of the 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders, 28th Punjabis, 92nd Punjabis and 125th Napier's Rifles, with the 1st Guides and 20th Punjabis (21st Brigade) and the 134th Machine Gun Company attached, were formed into two columns in front of the British wire, each column on a frontage one battalion wide.

The one-from-column-A, one-from-column-B pundit couple James Carville and Mary Matalin are among those whose homes have been wired.