- strings, string-
pulling', from νεῦρον (nevron),
meaning either 'sinew, tendon, muscle, string', or '
wire', and σπάω (spáō),
meaning 'draw,
pull'. Aristotle...
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pulling a
substantial rod down to a fine
wire a
series of
several dies is used to
obtain progressive reduction of
diameter in stages.
Standard wire gauges...
-
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...
- to the
acceptable wired bonds tested. The term
wire pull usually refers to the act of
pulling a
wire with a hook
mounted on a
pull sensor on a bond tester...
- A guy-
wire, guy-line, guy-rope, down guy, or stay, also
called simply a guy, is a
tensioned cable designed to add
stability to a
freestanding structure...
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other leverage devices, a winch, or even by
carefully pulling with a
tractor or
other vehicle.
Wire fences are
typically run on
wooden posts,
either from...
-
different types of pliers, in
addition to ****drivers, nut drivers,
wire pulling and
stripping tools,
crimping tools, scissors,
snips and shears, cable...
-
drawer pull (
wire pull or
simply pull) is a
handle to
pull a
drawer out of a
chest of drawers,
cabinet or
other furniture piece. A
drawer pull often includes...
- 'Permanent Policeman'. MacKill's
Mystery Magazine,
March 1953. 'A Bit of
Wire-
Pulling'. The
Saint Detective Magazine,
October 1955. 'Half-Term Hold-Up'. 'Bubble...
