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The first time she entered the main computer room, Ye saw a row of cathode ray tube displays.† (source)
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Each was housed in a large rectangular wooden box containing a cathode picture tube with a set of crude game controls mounted in front of it.† (source)
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In 1920, the memorably named Philo T. Farnsworth conceived the cathode ray vacuum tube used in most all twentieth-century TV sets.† (source)
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The instrument panel is dominated by six of the largest cathode-ray tubes made, for the display of data.† (source)
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It would have been a thirteen-inch one, specially made for us wards of the state by Zenith, with a clear plastic shell around its guts and cathodes, so that the COs would be able to tell if you were extracting parts to make weapons.† (source)
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They had two battered cathode-ray-tube monitors scavenged from a dusty school district storeroom and four videogame joysticks from Radio Shack.† (source)
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I'll give him the good Normal world where we're tethered beside them—blinking our nights away in a non-stop drench of cathode-ray over our shrivelling heads!† (source)
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All this can be measured, at least relatively: a cathode in the brain can register the degree of psychoelectric charge an individual gets from any given sensation—A440 extended to thirty seconds, for example.† (source)
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Metal can be protected from corrosion by placing it in contact with a more easily corroded metal. The metal to be protected will act as a cathode and the more easily corroded metal will act as an anode.†
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