Filament
Filament Filaments surrounding a solar flare, caused by ... atmopshere with its magnetic field. Source A filament is a fine, thread-like structure. Originally ... Latin filum meaning thread. In astronomy A filament is used to refer to any thread ... in the astronomical universe. In cosmology, a filament is the organizational largest structure of the ... voids and supervoids. In solar astronomy, a filament is a strand of cool gas ...
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Filament   (translated from Japanese)
Filament FilamentWith （Filament）Lighting equipmentWith the part, it consists ... muscle thin line maintaining is formed actin filament myosine filament and, cytoskeleton intermediate filament tube phosphorus and the like is included. ' Filament - Urushihara Yuki work collection ', Kodansha publishers, ...
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Filament   (translated from German)
Filament Filament (English, lat. Thread, fiber) is: a single ... cell structure (for example in muscles), see Filament (cell) Filaments (astronomy): the spacious, threadlike arrangement ... around cavities (English Voids) in Universum . a filament to Emission of Electrons in the Botanik ...
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Filament   (translated from French)
Filament This page of homonymy indexes the various ... and articles sharing the same name. one filament is the wire which, in one ampoule ... it is heated by an electrical current. Filament is the name of a character of ...
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Filament   (translated from Dutch)
Filament filament spiraalsgewijze opgewikkelde wire of a metal are ... Glazen the balloon would break, then the filament of an integrated lamp will burn directly by the response with zuurstof . A filament is also an essential component of elektronenbuis . By the heat of the filament electrons are flown open there from ...
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Filament   (translated from Portuguese)
Filament The function of filament in termoiônicas valves it is the heating ... of lâmpadas incandescent , the function of the filament, is to emit visible light for consequence ... electric. Already in fluorescent light bulbs, the filament serves to heat and to agitate molecules ...
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Intermediate filament   (translated from Japanese)
Intermediate filament Intermediate filament（The ちゅ う can け it is, the filamentIntermediate filament), cytoskeleton , actin filament MyosineIt is thickness of center of the filament. In addition, it is the fiber which ... locks the nucleus is done. In intermediate filament,Keratin filament、Neuro filament、デスミンフィラメント、ビメンチンフィラメントNervous gelatin thin line ...
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Filament propagation
Filament propagation In nonlinear optics, filament propagation is propagation of a beam of ... resulting in self-focusing of the beam. Filament propagation of laser pulses in the atmosphere ... beam thus preventing divergence. If a light filament drops below the intensity needed for this ... modulation instability, it can merge with another filament and continue propagating without broadening as ...
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Filament winding
Filament winding Filament winding is a fabrication technique for creating ... leaving a light-weight hollow final product. Filament winding is well suited to robotic automation ...
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Electrical filament
Electrical filament A filament of a 60-watt light bulb at 75X magnification. An electrical filament is a thread of metal, usually tungsten ... tungsten. An electrical current travels through the filament which makes it white-hot and generates ... of sputtered tungsten atoms back to the filament, resulting in significantly prolonged lifetime when ...
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