Sentence examples for case of lightning from inspiring English sources

Since people are themselves often grounded (standing on a moist basement floor or leaning against, or otherwise in contact with, metallic plumbing), interior wiring systems have one wire connected to ground to minimize accidents to persons and fire damage in case of lightning, transformer failures, or insulation breakdown in wiring.

Another problem with Apple's version of proprietary in the case of Lightning is that there are indications this version is much more locked down than previous versions, thanks to the inclusion of a so-called "authentication chip" identified by Double Helix Cables (via AppleInsider).

Examples of application of such procedures to different types of SPD systems are shown in the worst cases of direct lightning stroke to the structure or to the connected low voltage overhead line; also the cases of lightning stroke to ground nearby the structure or the connected line are considered.

In the case of a lightning bolt there is all sorts of temperature fluctuations and molecular movements.

It was a case of confusing the lightning rod with the lightning.

Finally, we found a few cases of advection lightning, whereas previous studies have regarded it as the dominant type of winter lightning activity in Japan.

An employee gave out walkie-talkies in case of emergency or lightning, then explained the rules.

They also come from natural sources, including vegetation (in the case of VOCs) and lightning (in the case of NOx).

Of course, the signers of the poetition would argue that they were associating themselves with the text's petitionary substance and not with its formal properties; and that in any case poetry is a sword of lightning that consumes its scabbard.

Trying to outrun one is pretty much impossible, and when they hit driving around becomes a case of trying to avoid lightning strikes that'll rip your car to shreds.

Fig. 10 Lightning frequency distributions and atmospheric conditions at the surface for case A. a Time series maps of lightning frequency distribution.