Sentence examples for cable pipeline from inspiring English sources

Deterioration of subsea cable, pipeline and umbilical crossings often occur due to relative movement between the crossing members.

And while the agreement AOL and Time Warner ultimately forged with the trade commission does not specifically prevent such an incident from occurring again, officials said that the principle of keeping the cable pipeline open to diverse viewpoints and interests remained at the core of the review.

So AT&T's stranglehold on the cable pipeline could be slippery.

Because his cable pipeline, while it's a fat one, faces lots of emerging competition: local phone lines, wireless local loop and satellites.

The idea is to provide a basket of futuristic interactive television, local phone service and high-speed Internet access over the same cable pipelines.

In this paper, results from the experimental evaluation of a control architecture for visually guiding an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) to detect and track a cable, or pipeline, laid on the seabed are presented.

This could give a boost to the much-delayed Lamu Port and Lamu-Southern Sudan-Ethiopia Transport Corridor, known as LAPSSET, which would include a railway, fibre-optic cable and pipeline, even if its proposed connection to South Sudan (now in the throes of civil war) and Ethiopia is uncertain.At last Kenya is seriously trying to improve its dreadful transport links, with help from China.

At the same time, some places have different cable and pipeline trenches, thus limiting the applicability of the technology.

If surface geomagnetic fluctuations have the amplitude of 1600 nT and the frequency of 0.001 Hz, and a submarine cable or pipeline with length of 2000 km is installed on the seafloor with water depth of 1000 m, we can predict the end-to-end voltages along the infrastructure.

Concrete structure is commonly used in the anchorages of a large cable-suspended pipeline crossing construction.

Freedom of the high seas is now recognized to include freedom of navigation, fishing, the laying of submarine cables and pipelines, and overflight of aircraft.