wire-woven

The ropes can be made of many materials, including cotton or hemp, and often have a wire woven inside.

I "There are wires woven through my belt," Dirk said, fin- gering the rope around his waist.

The wall of the generator room formed the south side, and a mesh of barbed wire woven on a steel frame closed the open end.

Like the necklace Morgana had given her, it was silver, thin glistening wires woven into an intricate pattern around a center stone of delicate pink with a green rind rim.

Hence, conductors used in the protection of facilities tend to be multi-stranded small wires woven together, that increases the surface area inversely in proportion to cross-sectional area.

The bow itself was made from a car spring and the bowstring was & length of electric wire woven into a six-strand cord to give i: strength.

There aren't conducting wires woven through it, and the current can't be carried by the links.

This is a wire fencing with very little mass, mostly empty space between the wires, usually woven in a hexagonal pattern.

Mesh fencing needs to be heavy-gauge wire, woven, not welded, and the squares of the mesh should be too small for a horse to put a foot through.

The wires, woven vertically through the screens at four-inch intervals, are soldered at the top to a plug that is connected to the system protecting the home.