Sentence examples for be located so as from inspiring English sources

The currents are seen to be approximately sinusoidally distributed around the rotor periphery and to be located so as to produce a counterclockwise torque on the rotor (i.e., a torque in the same direction as the field rotation).

Also, ponds should be located so as to reduce the number and proximity of other water resources within 1 km.

In this case, facilities should be located so as to avoid overlapping coverage if there is interference, or enhancing overlapping coverage if signals are combined constructively.

The conventional systems using PIP joints consist of a handle, a camera, and a light source, where the camera has to be located so as to face toward PIP joints.

The diffusive samplers were located so as to give measurements of background pollution in each area (61 locations in the Poitiers area, 98 locations in the Nancy area).

As shown in the figure, the users were located so as to maximize the angle between the AP and the users (i), to minimize it (ii), or to square the user distribution (iii).

Two of these piers are located so as to complete the octagonal shape of the Lady Chapel, a solution described by Francis Bond as "an intuition of Genius".

Some groups of castles were located so as to be mutually reinforcing – for example the castles of Littledean Camp, Glasshouse Woods and Howle Hill Camp were intended to act as an integrated defence for the area around Gloucester and Gloucester Castle for Gloucester city itself, while Windsor was one of a ring of castles built around London, each approximately a day's march apart.

These additional L sources are located so as to have the largest crosstalk with the recorded sources, which corresponds to the worst-case scenario.

The farmer couldn't be located, so Hermansen started up the press himself.

Where possible, lazarettos were located so that a natural barrier, such as the sea or a river, separated them from the city; when natural barriers were not available, separation was achieved by encircling the lazaretto with a moat or ditch.