Sentence examples for attached to a ground from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, the U.S. Secret Service said safety measures would also include a "tethered drone," equipped with optical and infrared cameras and powered by a wire attached to a ground controller, that could impede on the privacy of nearby residences.
The collagen gels were tethered to two flotation bars on either side of the long edges, and, in turn attached to a ground point at one end and a force transducer at the other.
Membranes were made from "Durapore" Poly vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) hydrophobic membrane filters (0.45 μm pore size, 125 μm thickness, 75% porosity, 13 mm diameter) supplied by Millipore and attached to a ground glass tube, denoted A (Glass Precision Engineering Ltd., Leighton Buzzard, U.K ., using Araldite Rapid glue (Bostik Ltd., Stafford, U.K.; see Figure 1).
A green wire is the ground wire, and it should be attached to a ground pole, usually a green screw in the box.
For rails attached to a rigid ground or located at a certain distance above it, the influence of the ground is examined in terms of the radiation ratio and longitudinal directivity.
While attached to an Army ground unit in Iraq in 2007, she came under fire, joined in the firefight and dragged a man, twice her size, to safety.
During her second deployment to Iraq, Staff Sgt. Stacy Pearsall of the Air Force found herself attached to an Army ground unit that was clearing roadside bombs.
Today, Ketchum is eighty-one years old, and the facility where he worked, Edgewood Arsenal, is a crumbling assemblage of buildings attached to a military proving ground on the Chesapeake Bay.
A mobile wireless sensor and actor network is considered wherein a moving airborne monocular camera (e.g., attached to an aircraft) provides image measurements of the missile (actor) while another moving monocular camera (e.g., attached to a small UAV) tracks a ground target.
Waiting with bated breath Bate is used to describe the moment when a falcon tries to fly but is tied up with string, attached to a block on the ground or held in the falconer's hand.
"If the statue had gone, we'd really have felt that was it for Cockermouth," said June Priestley, drying out in the Bitter End, Cockermouth's other brewery, a micro attached to a pub on high ground.
