-
theatrical performances (or a puppet-player), and also
means literally 'string-
puller' or 'string-holder'. The
sides of
donkey carts are
decorated with intricate...
-
puller,
Acanthochromis polyacanthus White-spot
puller,
Dascyllus trimaculatus Bearing puller Nail
puller Wire puller or
wire stretcher Richard Puller...
- used with a press, as
opposed to
drawing dies (used in the
manufacture of
wire) and
casting dies (used in molding)
which are not. Like molds, dies are generally...
-
Wire bonding is a
method of
making interconnections between an
integrated circuit (IC) or
other semiconductor device and its
packaging during semiconductor...
-
Wire drawing is a
metalworking process used to
reduce the cross-section of a
wire by
pulling the
wire through one or more dies.
There are many applications...
-
towing sock or
wire rope
puller or
wire pulling grip is a
device that
connects to the end of a cable, such as a
power cable, in
order to
pull it
through a...
- come-along, also
known as a
power puller is a hand-operated
winch with a
ratchet used to
pull objects. The drum is
wrapped with
wire rope. A
similar tool that...
- Europe.
Danish theorist Georg Brandes is
often considered to be the "
wire-
puller"
behind the movement,
although some of the
authors had
already begun...
-
wooden handles attached to a
length of
flexible wire; the
wire is
looped over a sentry's head and
pulled taut in one motion.
Soldiers of the
French Foreign...
- Springfield, M****achusetts in 1903. The
wire is
pulled rapidly across a
recording head
which magnetizes each
point along the
wire in
accordance with the intensity...
