Sentence examples for emplacement with from inspiring English sources
The term "emplacement with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to indicate the location or position of something in relation to another object or place. Example: The new restaurant has an ideal emplacement with a beautiful view of the city skyline.
Although shot in the stomach, he ran forward and destroyed one emplacement with a hand grenade and another with his submachine gun.
"Nor do I think that soldiers have to have been manning a gun emplacement with one arm tied behind their back and doing a double somersault in order to be remembered or to get a medal.
Some of the scientific and technical challenges encountered included a change in the repository design from in-floor emplacement with small packages to in-drift emplacement with large packages without backfill.
The major difference between a vertical emplacement and a horizontal one was that the long horizontal disposal drifts of the horizontal emplacement replace the disposal holes and disposal tunnels of the vertical emplacement with vertical holes.
This morphology is consistent with a push-from-the-rear mechanism of nappe emplacement with the simple shear component of deformation increasingly accommodated within the hanging wall, down dip toward the core of the orogen.
Variations in mass-excess (i.e. underplate thickness and/or density) suggest that the intensity of mafic magmatism closely followed the likely lithospheric architecture of the Australian continent at the time of emplacement, with magmatic centres concentrated adjacent to craton margins and along translithospheric shear zones.
The tanks were concealed in previously prepared defensive emplacements, with only their turrets above ground level.
The Organization Todt had now started to reinforce gun emplacements with infantry strong points along the French coastline.
At the crest of nearby One Tree Hill there stands a first world war one gun emplacement, adorned with graffiti and littered with fag butts.
In the war he crossed over on D-Day, built airstrips with the Royal Engineers, and captured a German horse that was wandering around a gun emplacement filled with dead German officers.
This study presents the results of an economic analysis for a comparison of the vertical and horizontal emplacement alternatives with respect to an HLW repository.
