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A multi-wire saw is a cutting machine designed to slice hard materials.

This is then sent out to the hard drive via a multi-wire connector.

The multi-wire chamber is a development of the spark chamber.

A multi-wire cable carries the connection between the transceiver and the node.

As a result, multi-wire sawing is an important process in the photovoltaic and microelectronics industries.

Multi-wire saws with as many as 60 wires can slab a block in less than two hours.

Nexans rod has demonstrated its performance in magnet wire, in-line tandem telephone, and multi-wire processes.

Electric fencing - single-wire, multi-wire, or plastic mesh netting - is the most common form of temporary fence now in use.

This system was developed to replace the failing multi-wire telegraph on the Paddington to West Drayton line.

These events may encode requests and acknowledgements only or encode the data, which leads to the popular multi-wire encodings.

Some benefits of a multi-wire standard are lower equipment development costs and lower deployment costs for service providers (by allowing customer self-install).

The invention covered by the patent has immediate utility in applications for the growing markets for multi-wire entertainment distribution and digitally connected homes.

The photons were detected by 7.5 mm x 8.0 mm cathode pads in a multi-wire chamber containing a methane-triethylamine gas mixture.

Various types of detectors exist, ranging from arrays of single scintillators coupled to individual photomultiplier tubes to multi-wire proportional chambers.

The system relies on the high sensitivity of a detector (multi-wire chamber) invented by Georges Charpak (which gave him the 1992 Nobel prize).

A ribbon cable (also known as multi-wire planar cable) is a cable with many conducting wires running parallel to each other on the same flat plane.

New detection techniques: germanium detectors, multi-wire proportional counters, other scintillation materials, electronic collimation for nuclear medicine imaging (collimatorless camera).

The original design (and the one most commonly used) is a cylindrical chamber with multi-wire proportional chambers (MWPC) as endplates.

The multi-wire chamber uses an array of wires at high voltage (anode), which run through a chamber with conductive walls held at ground potential (cathode).

However, lines appeared only on the Line Link Frame (LLF), rather than requiring a multi-wire connection to two different sections as in a panel switch.

The readout is performed by the 557 568 pads that form the cathode plane of the multi-wire proportional chambers (MWPC) located at the end plates.

The methods we use enable us to model complex materials, such as CFC, radomes and thermoplastics, as well as multi-wire harnesses within these structures.

He constructed an experiment there utilizing multi-wire proportional chambers (MWPC), recently invented by Georges Charpak.

Applications include multi-sector security electric fence systems, zoos and sanctuaries with electric fenced animal enclosures, long line multi-wire feral animal fencing and large pastoral stations.

For example, an extension wire may be in a different form, such as highly flexible with stranded construction and plastic insulation, or be part of a multi-wire cable for carrying many thermocouple circuits.