Sentence examples for earthing from inspiring English sources

But Dr Beaudoin says he will announce a deal with a multinational cement company next month, and that several demonstration projects will then be set up to show the commercial benefits of conductive concrete for earthing and, more importantly, underfloor heating.

Currently, researchers must either literally wait around for lightning to strike, or else they can try to trigger it with rockets that work by trailing copper wires from the sky, thus "earthing" the clouds they are fired into.

To avoid this earthing, AC lines have to be built a long way from the ground and the higher the voltage, the farther away they need to be.

It would, for example, be an ideal way to provide electrical earthing in large buildings such as power stations and aircraft hangars, where sparks caused by high-voltage equipment can be dangerous.

Photos distributed by the Japanese investigators show charring of six of the eight cells in the battery and a frayed and broken earthing wire — meant to minimize the risk of electric shock.

It is like earthing up potatoes.

Turkmenistan is among the most corrupt and repressive countries on earth, according to watchdogs.

The original buildings, constructed from dung and straw, tended to collapse whenever hit by one of the country's frequent earth tremors.

What on earth would happen in the Commons were the people to say no?

"Strong", "determined", "honest", "down to earth" and "amusing" were some of the words used to describe the Ukip leader by some in the focus group, four of whom judged him as the victor.

"The only hope is that this Saturday he will be from earth, like the rest of us".