Sentence examples for woven cable from inspiring English sources
But the key technologies that comprise the "modern" elevator – woven cable, safety brake, electric motor, core, traction and elevator bank – were all defined in the second half of the 19th century, in a period of great urban and technological transformation.
Juicies+ is a sort of premium twist on the work they have already been doing, borrowing a page from makers of premium headphones, which often feature woven cable casing designs.
A woven cable as thick as your thumb can bear the weight of a jumbo jet.
Aside from offering a premium feel, woven cables are far less likely to knot or tangle with themselves or with one another, making them easier to stow hastily in a bag and then later recover.
He wove cable ties through the holes, then attached the board to a tube of fine-meshed netting that was large enough to accommodate him inside it.
Eschewing woven steel cable in favour of carbon fibre, the UltraRope is described as "lift-hoisting technology" – a bit of a mouthful, and a sign that we don't yet have the right words for this cable-that's-not-really-a-cable.
Most elevators feature between two and eight woven steel cables.
Smalley imagined them woven into cables that could efficiently carry electricity from remote wind and solar farms to populated areas without losing energy to heat.
Long, detailed interviews with candidates and considered discussions of the pricklier primary issues like immigration and Medicare are woven into the cable channel's customary brisk, blistering brio and hyperbole — all those flashy news alerts about President Obama waging "class warfare," updates on an elderly robbery suspect known as the Geezer Bandit and the liberals' "war on Christmas".
He developed his own method for stranding and weaving wire cables, which proved to be as durable as he had predicted.
In the video below, he weaves steel cables and LEDs between Common Ground's iconic blue walls for a final product as captivating as the first.
