Sentence examples for common drain from inspiring English sources

The following structural changes were applied to tanks to reduce underwater noise: (1) inlet piping was suspended to avoid contact with the tank, (2) effluent piping was disconnected from a common drain line, (3) effluent piping was insulated beneath tanks, and (4) tanks were elevated on cement blocks and seated on insulated padding.

And as backyard pools become more affordable and common, drain entrapment is an increasing concern for state and federal legislators.

An improvement is the inexpensive 'Yukon plunger' -- basically a metal cone with a furrowed interior and wooden handle which looks like a common drain plunger on steroids.

Look under the mower deck for the oil drain plug.Most are square & recessed for a socket wrench set,socket extension fit (3/8's) drive.Others may be just a common drain plug or bolt Either prop the mower or hold up & use the socket to loosen the drain plug or bolt.Be sure to have a drain pan under the deck to catch the used oil.

Buying the land from Lord Onslow, compensating local residents for the loss of rights over Woking Common, draining and landscaping the portion to be used for the initial cemetery, and building the railway lines and stations were all expensive undertakings.

The circuit configuration is based on a NMOS transistor in common-drain and floating gate bias configuration.

Hence, the proposed envelope tracking power amplifier is designed with a common-drain structure and post-simulated in a 0.18 μm CMOS process.

Designed for radioastronomy applications, this amplifier exploits a common-drain configuration as input stage and a common-source inductive degeneration topology as output stage.

By utilizing the common-drain structure, the supply modulator can be implemented using a switching-only regulator, and neither a linear regulator nor a hybrid technique is required.

It is shown in the paper that a common-drain power amplifier has improved linearity performance and less switching-ripple leakage of the supply voltage, as compared to its common-source counterpart.

Stern takes inspiration from everything and everyone: In one collection, the pattern on a common storm drain became the inspiration for a link in a tiled gold bracelet.