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Wang and his team cut sandpaper into rectangles with lasers and covered them in thin layers of gold and other conductive materials.
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An intravenous line was started in his arm, and amobarbital flowed into his veins … the rubber bite-guard was placed in his mouth, and a conductive gel was rubbed in the circles over his temples.
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Kids can mold the conductive dough into creations that move, flash, and make sound.
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For a cosmetic procedure, an aesthetician would apply a conductive gel to your face.
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In the man's case, his conductive hearing loss was due to the rupturing of his eardrums, Dubach told Live Science.
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Flows are at a level that is conductive to both wade and float fishing.
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When inside avoid using telephone, running water or touching conductive surfaces like metal door frames.
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That was the work of British scientist Michael Faraday, who found that an enclosure made of conductive material, such as wire mesh, could block electromagnetic signals.
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First Known Use of conductive
1840
Medical Dictionary
conductive
play
adjective
con·duc·tive
\-ˈdək-tiv\
Medical Definition of conductive
1: having conductivity : relating to conduction (as of electricity)
2: caused by failure in the mechanisms for sound transmission in the external or middle ear conductive hearing loss
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