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• Once the two voltage energies align, the electrons flow like an open wire.
• Type B is considered better for open wire where variable line leakage is frequent.
• The open wire design also allows air to circulate, which keeps contents fresher longer.
• The enclosed filament operates at around, producing more shorter-wavelength radiation than open wire-coil sources.
• Suburban and rural service also expanded, mostly with aerial cable or open wire plant and Strowger switches.
• And a project launched by the Banque Haitienne de Developpement aims to open wire-transfer counters inside community cooperatives in rural Haiti.
• The telephone system has its centre in Saint-Denis, and the domestic telephone system uses a modern open wire and microwave relay network.
• Pinnacles made its first big technical overhaul in the early 1970s, bringing overhead lines underground and converting open wires to insulated copper.
• First the open wire telephone line system was set up in 1886, then in 1996 1997 it was changed to optical cables.
• The cage is not a box, it is open wire . . . . Any suggestion that she was towed is insulting.
• Meantime, they will work 12-hour shifts at the detention facility, where captives live in open wire cells built inside the gutted concrete building.
• Open wire test leads ( flying leads ) are likely to pick up interference, so they are not suitable for low level signals.
• No golfer has won the Senior Open wire-to-wire since Dale Douglass in 1986, though Simon Hobday broke away from a first-round tie in 1994.
• The painted fence was replaced by an open wire fence in 2010, aiding visibility, but still denying public access to the base of the monument.
• Downtown Syracuse became a " wilderness " of " cross-armed " telephone poles and the network of open wires throughout the city became more and more complex.
• In radio engineering, a feeder connects radio equipment to an antenna, usually " open wire " ( air-insulated wire line ) or twin-lead from a shortwave transmitter.
• In the early 1970s the commissioners decided to rebuild the outside equipment with underground cable, a type of construction considered to be much more efficient than the old open wire method.
• The open wire implementations, for instance, of a number of structures are shown in the second column of figure 3 and open wire equivalents can be found for most other stripline structures.
• The open wire implementations, for instance, of a number of structures are shown in the second column of figure 3 and open wire equivalents can be found for most other stripline structures.
• Traditionally, prior to around 1965, pole routes were built with open wires along non-electrical operated railways; this necessitated insulation when the wire passed over the pole, thus preventing the signal from becoming attenuated.