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Nasa says the image is a classic example of a solar prominence (also known as a filament when viewed against the solar disk).

As the coffee is stirred, the drop distorts into a filament and finally disperses all over the cup, losing its identity.

As shown in Fig. B, the current surge can be eliminated by placing a NTC thermistor in series with a filament string.

Remember what Edison said every time he found that some substance would not work as a filament for a light bulb.

The 'whip' was a filament, cooler clouds of solar material that are tethered above the sun's surface by unstable magnetic forces.

There was something incandescent about her, like a filament forced full of current.

In it, tiny quantities of metal self-assemble into a filament as electrons are added to the metal ions.

An electric light in which a filament is heated to incandescence by an electric current.

A filament wound inner pressure vessel with an inner metal bladder is analysed by a theory of laminated thin shell.

For matrix cracking and large deforming, the deformation of a filament wound case is analyzed and calculated.

The positive and the negative electrode wires are electrically connected with the two ends of a filament.

It's a filament made from tin oxide anode and lithium cobalt oxide cathode suspended in an ionic liquid electrolyte.

The control scheme which combines the P-CMAC neural network and traditional PID is adopted to develop a filament tension control system.

Still, the vast majority of light bulbs worldwide today --12 billion of them -- use a filament system similar to Edison's.

or light bulb, a filament is enclosed in a glass shell that is either evacuated or filled with an inert gas.

Thus a filament yarn is characterized by its denier and the number of fibers in the yarn.

A threadlike anatomical structure; a filament.

Unlike Halogen lamps, High-Intensity-Discharge (HID) lamps don't have a filament but create light by the arc between two electrodes.

Edison thinks he has a better idea, if he can get a filament to burn slowly in a vacuum.

Another interesting fact is that LEDs don't have a filament, so they don't really "burn out. "

secondly, carding a polypropylene lacerated film long stripe into a filament yarn to obtain polypropylene silk yarn;

Life Prediction of a Filament Wound Composite Pipe under Biaxial Fatigue Loading

Axis Intersection Measurement of Three-axis Turntable with a Filament

At that time, the sun on the left because of instability in a filament eruption;