The two agencies hoped to demonstrate that a long electrical conducting wire moving rapidly through Earth's magnetic field could be used to generate electricity for a future space station.
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Comes from Biot and Savart's early work on the stuff where they were looking at how the direction of a compass needle changed with distance to a conducting wire.
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Transmission line technologies such as conducting wires and microstrip can be thought of as waveguides, but are not commonly called such and are also outside the scope of this article.
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A plane consists of many parallel conducting wires spaced by a few mm, and the angle at which the wires are oriented relative to the vertical varies from plane to plane.
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Like " Hilgard " and " Wainright " before them, " Rude " and " Heck " worked together under a single command conducting wire drag surveys, clearing large swaths between them with a submerged wire.
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This delay can be reduced by replacing the aluminum conducting wire by copper, thus reducing the resistance; it can also be reduced by changing the interlayer dielectric ( typically silicon dioxide ) to low-dielectric-constant materials, thus reducing the capacitance.
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RCDs / RCCBs / GFIs /, and ALCI's are designed to disconnect the conducting wires quickly enough to prevent serious injury from such shocks . ( This is commonly described as the RCD / RCCB being " tripped " .)
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Pin insulators are shaped to allow the secure attachment of the conducting wire and avoid it coming adrift . The wire is usually attached to the insulator by being wrapped around it or in other circumstances, fixed into grooves on the insulator itself.
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But Feinstein's spokeswoman, Susan Kennedy, said that the senator favors government access to encrypted files " only under the auspices of due process, " just as police and prosecutors are now required to get a search warrant before conducting wire taps and other surveillance.
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In the years 1887-8, Lodge, Fitzgerald, and others were investigating the nature of these oscillations, and the manner in which they are guided by conducting wires, when Hertz conceived the idea of investigating the disturbances caused by such oscillatory discharges in the surrounding space.
