1) Bridge supports 2) Bridge suspenders 3) Brooklyn Bridge features 4) Certain messages 5) Coaxial and booster 6) Computer attachments 7) Connect guitars to amps 8) Elevator connections 9) Golden Gate Bridge features 10) Heavy ropes 11) Makes certain stitches 12) Pay-TV transmitters 13) Sends a telegram 1) Guys 2) Wires 
In instrumentation, the shielded electrical lines which conduct signals from the transducers to the instrumentation recorders, amplifiers, DAS, etc. The shields are tied to one grounding point.
(Learning Modules / Mathematics / Bridges) Extremely strong wires, formed from thousands of single steel threads bound together.
Plastic-covered steel materials fastened to the bowstrings. They serve along with cams during the process of draw and execution of the fire.
Ropes, usually 4 to 6 in number, used to support the car. Ropes pass over the drive sheave to the counterweight, either pulling up the car or lowering it.
The connection between brake levers and shifters and the brakes and derailleurs. Typically made of braided stainless steel with a small bit of metal molded into the end where the cable connects to the brake or shifter.
The plastic covered steel cables that connect the string via the cams or wheels to the opposite limb of a compound bow. Cables can also be made of Fastflite string material.