During that time, Sarfatti experimented continuously with new types of light sources, wiring, switches, reflectors, transformers and other components to refine his designs, and co-founded a company, Arteluce, to manufacture them.
The whole thing is festooned with wiring, switches and important-looking electronic gadgets.
In 1890 a Spanish scientist, Leonardo Torres y Quevado, introduced an electromagnetic device composed of wire, switch, and circuit that was capable of checkmating a human opponent in a simple endgame, king and rook versus king.
Years later, Ben Sangari drew on that very experience to develop a CTC kit which supplies the batteries, wire, switch, light bulb, and all and challenges students to figure out the connections as he did himself.
From both companies I ordered kits with all the plumbing parts: compressors, tanks, hoses, wires, switches and fittings.
Hang on tight to your big ideas, but expect glitches - crossed wires, switched dates and taking your new iPhone back to the shop.
AGAINST one wall of the 12th-grade electrical installation workshop at East New York High School of Transit Technology in Brooklyn is a row of plywood stalls teeming with wires, switches, metal boxes and motors.
The stability of the queues in wired switches has been studied for general arrivals [17, 18] for certain scheduling algorithms.
When suitably designed, such supramolecular species can behave as light-powered nanoscale electronic devices (e.g. wires, switches, antennas) or mechanical machines (e.g. shuttles).
An ongoing challenge in the construction of supramolecular systems is controlling the relative geometry of functional redox species for molecular electronics devices, including wires, switches, and gates.
