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armored cable
noun
electric cable covered by a protective metallic wrapping.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of armored cable1
First recorded in 1895–1900
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The Japanese addressed this problem when they built a full-ocean-depth ROV by giving it a massively armored cable.
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When it is deployed, the first thing that goes in the water is a grey cylindrical object called the depressor that is connected via an armored cable to the ship.
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Conduit or armored cable not properly grounded—— 4.
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An armored cable ran from it to a heavy wall switch having two blades and a sizable wooden handle.
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Such as the armored cable within the walls of a wooden house.
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