Sentence examples for case tower from inspiring English sources

In the major tests, the bomb cores reached critical mass; the plutonium or uranium fissile materials "burned" into highly radioactive fission products, and those, along with the unspent fuel and activated bomb case, tower and soil if the explosion was close to the ground, are lofted into the stratosphere to be dropped eventually as fallout globally.

The compensation proposal is examined by the committee and its ad hoc outside advisers, in this case Towers Perrin, a consultancy.

And in some cases, towering piles of bikes have cause Chinese cities major headache as they've blocked pedestrians, created an eyesore and a possible safety hazard.

In May of 2007 the FCC ruled that all cell towers in the United States must have a minimum of eight hours of backup power in case a tower should lose its regular power source.

In fact, in at least one case the tower was welcomed as the ultimate emblem of 20th-century aesthetics.

But they avoided adding that claim to their lawsuit, because doing so would have made theirs a federal case: cell tower emissions are covered by the Federal Communications Commission.

Emulating Crisp's look, guests wore cravats and fedoras – in one case a tower of them – while a shrine in the back of the venue was decked out with photographs, scarves, calling cards and other Crispiana.

The concept of vertical farming is not new - the phrase was first coined by Gilbert Ellis Bailey in 1915 as pressure increased on already limited farmland - and involves growing produce either in a skyscraper greenhouse, or in this case, a tower.

In the case of tower cranes, these loads are mainly caused by vibrations and load sway, which occurs as a result of the slewing motion of the jib around the vertical axis and from the radial movement of the load's suspension point.

But, in fact, in each case the towers are arranged to create an open space at ground level that is magnificently proportioned — at once intimate and grand.

In each case, the towers would primarily be for single tenants and would be built on sites whose development in the 1980's was delayed by the recession.