Sentence examples for enclosed ring from inspiring English sources

The match had been set for Saturday with 11 fights in an enclosed ring or cage, said its promoter, Mike Varner.

The company filed for bankruptcy protection in 1998, and reorganized as a riding school, offering the public half-hour lessons for $50 in an enclosed ring.

The yieldable circular supports forms an enclosed ring, which can not only increase their bearing capacity, but also restrain the floor heave effectively.

This study demonstrates that the optimum stiffener is a fully enclosed ring immediately adjacent to the cutout edge, and that full load recovery can be achieved with an appropriate design.

The walls of the inner ward overlooked those of the middle ward, producing a concentric defence of two enclosed rings of walls; in the medieval period, the walls of the middle ward would have been much higher than today, forming a more substantial defence.

Without a sod of earth being dug up, a new henge, a circular ditch which probably enclosed a ring of timber posts and may have been used for feasting, has been discovered within sight of Stonehenge.

The Iowas carried ten twin enclosed base ring mounts supporting 5 in/38 caliber Mark 28 Mod 0 guns.

The North Carolinas carried ten twin enclosed base ring mounts supporting 5 in/38 caliber Mark 28 Mod 0 guns.

The WWE Chairman, Vince McMahon, announced from the ring that Lesnar would have to earn his rematch by competing in a match in which a steel cage would enclose the ring.

As is evident from the structure of WA that it contains a lactone ring enclosed ester group, two conjugated ketone bonds and a three membered epoxy ring, all of which are quite susceptible to a nucleophilic attack.

In this case the standard prescribes that for the ring earth electrode (or foundation earth electrode), the mean radius (r_mathrm{e}) of the area enclosed by the ring earth/fundation electrode shall be not less than a prescribed value (l_1) which depends on the lightning protection system (LPS) class and on the resistivity of the soil (rho _mathrm{g}).