Sentence examples for being anchored at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "being anchored at" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to mean being held in one place, either literally or figuratively. For example, "Our friendship has been anchored at the same level of trust since we first met."
When the structure of the initial TB is incoherent, basal SFs are nucleated with one end being anchored at the moving TB. SFs subsequently grow along with the moving TB, resulting in SFs with a large width that may cross the whole twin.
This results in entering oligomers being anchored at the droplet/water interface with consequent core/shell (nanocapsule) formation only if the RAFT agent used leads to a sufficiently rapid increase in chain length with time and thus a restriction of chain mobility of the mediated species.
The ends are anchored at the abutments.
Inflation expectations are anchored at close to their target rate.
The nets would be anchored at the bottom and marked with buoys on top.
The battleship USS Massachusetts, now a state World War II memorial, is anchored at Fall River.
The comprehensive retrospective of paintings by Colin Campbell Cooper at the Heckscher Museum of Art is anchored at both ends by distinguished paintings.
On the night of April 7, 1814, the Borer and three other ships were anchored at the mouth of the river.
The triangle is anchored at the northern and southern corners by two low-rise structures of boxy silhouette.
A heron's perch will remain picture-perfect, because it has been anchored at just the right spot.
Fishing boats were anchored at piers, and buyers searched out their favorite sources to assess the day's catch.
