Sentence examples for ground pole from inspiring English sources

A green wire is the ground wire, and it should be attached to a ground pole, usually a green screw in the box.

For example, if a horse has anxiety towards jumping, start with ground poles and work your way up, when they refuse or speed in out of nervousness, knock it down to a ground pole again and start over.

During normal operating conditions, no current passes through grounding path thus it is no need to set special grounding pole, but when the DC line or converter fails, the whole system will stop running.

These bases can be simple poles staked into the ground or poles attached to flat bottom plates.

They are placed 20 feet off the ground on poles spaced every four city blocks.

They issued A-frame tents, rectangles of canvas material raised up off the ground with poles often culled from nearby woodlands.

The councilwoman also suggested that the Alexandria convert its canopy into a marquee, which can hang from the building's walls by wires rather than be supported from the ground by poles.

Ifor Thomas soon realised Bown 'had an eye' and instilled in her the solid compositional values that can be seen in the best of her early work, whether she was photographing people on the beach, a ball of yarn on stony ground, hop poles against the sky, or a sleek young shark dying on the shingle.

If the metallic return is grounded close to a bus, that bus can be more effectively protected using overcurrent or di/dt relays, as peak |dv/dt| measured at such a bus (example bus-3 in test system) would not change significantly due to strong dc sources (VSCs) connected between the ground and poles.

Except for designated locations for the vertical poles to touch ground, placing each pole was largely up to the rock climbers.

Jake Young recalls how the Polo Grounds' light poles wound up in the Arizona desert.