Sentence examples for cables below from inspiring English sources

pushed for the same solution, a people's payment to the people's utility company to cover the cost of banishing the cables below ground.

The researchers note that a smart phone with augmented reality could help allow engineers to "see" the pipes or electrical cables below a street.

The final step is the "sky crane maneuver" where the rover is lowered via cables below the rocket stage and bumps on the ground at 1.7 miles per hour.

Nina Schneider, who with her husband, Herman, wrote dozens of science books for children that deftly explained the intricacies of stars, plants, the human body and even the networks of pipes and cables below city streets, died on Sept. 8 on Martha's Vineyard, Mass.

Note that, due to the existence of MV switchgears and junction terminals (at least three cables) below every WT, cutting the subsea cable is inevitable in electrical interconnection of wind farms, thus connecting different cable dimensions in full cable sizing method can be possible.

According to the last cable, below, everyone at the meeting agreed that the newly proposed rules (the ones in place today) would be inadequate--and urged the Western diplomatic missions to hold fast against problematic adoptions.

(There are 8,000 phone circuits on the trading floor, and 200 miles of fiber-optic cable below it).

There has been two-stage mixed refrigerant (MR) Joule Thomson (JT) refrigeration cycle suggested for cooling high temperature superconductor (HTS) electric power cable below 70 K.

In January 2007, however, Mr. Baldwin received a call from a maintenance worker who had spotted a suspicious-looking mussel clinging to a steel cable below a Lake Mead dock.

(There are 8,000 phone circuits on the trading floor, and 200 miles of fiber-optic cable below it). Coffee and cigarettes and tuna salad sandwiches by the thousands.

While gravity would pull strongly on the part of the cable below the geostationary level, this tug could be counteracted by the greater centrifugal force of the earth's rotation on the part above the geostationary height.