Sentence examples for emplaced from inspiring English sources
It is the third of Mr Laska's acronyms, REHAB, that allows engineers to make permanent repairs.The Rapidly Emplaced Hydraulic Arch Barrier, made of the same material as the other two devices, can be put in place around a plugged breach to keep it sealed and dry once the PLUG has been removed.
During the winter of 1916 17, the Germans prepared a reserve trench system, the Hindenburg Line, containing deep dugouts where the men could take cover against artillery fire and machine guns emplaced in concrete shelters called pillboxes.
The basaltic complexes of western Newfoundland were interpreted as ophiolitic complexes representing slivers of oceanic crust that escaped subduction as they were emplaced onto the continental margin.
Igneous rocks are subdivided into two categories: intrusive (emplaced in the crust), and extrusive (extruded onto the surface of the land or ocean bottom), in which case the cooling molten material is called lava.
In general, the deeper the laterals can be emplaced, the farther apart they can be spaced for an equivalent degree of drainage.
For instance, IEDs have been camouflaged to look like debris or street curbs; they have been emplaced behind guardrails, in animal carcasses, and inside culverts; and they have been dug into the ground and buried.
For cases like this the system will have a range of watertight structures called caissons, which are based on the suction-pile technology used to emplace deep-sea moorings and foundations.A giant sucking soundA suction pile is open at one end.
The back-blast caused by the exhausted gases made these weapons difficult to emplace and conceal, but after 1945 they were universally adopted as light antitank weapons.
As far as I knew, he had helped emplace a fucking I.E.D. Did I care?
Trained from birth or on the job, the best hosts of another era commanded their tables as though part of the European Theater of Operations, emplacing and deploying and juxtaposing guests in charged combinations, going to the rescue when conversation flagged and a combatant went down.
Brownfield also never mentions how difficult it would be to emplace a nuclear explosive a mile underwater, set it off and be assured that no other catastrophe would result.
