Sentence examples for ground shield from inspiring English sources

We are able to minimize this charge effect by using devices fabricated with ground shield electrodes.

Moreover to decrease the substrate effects, the inductors have been surrounded by grounded guard rings and have patterned ground shield (PGS) under them.

The results obtained led to an improved design of the ground shield and the use of a sorption pump to effectively minimize aluminium and oxygen concentration in the films, respectively.

We have also used a negative photoresist (SU-8) as an insulating layer and as support for the fabrication of a bridge to connect the central end of the coils to the ground shield.

Officials developed the now-famous "Duck and Cover" campaign, a comic pamphlet on nuclear safety aimed at children (lie flat on the ground, shield your eyes with one arm and protect your head with the other arm!) They told people living in coastal cities that boats could be used as fallout shelters, as long as you "kept the boat moving" so radioactive material would be "blown away by the wind".

If he's got you on the ground, shield your face and consider pulling hair, going for the eyes, or other quick methods of getting him off you and breaking the grapple.

As John stepped onto solid ground, shielding his eyes from the blinding light, he clapped his hand on Greg's shoulder.

But according to the research result, it will apparently influence the ground shielding effect, and therefore lead to shielding failure flashover.

His student researchers spent much of the week poking their heads into every kind of public toilet imaginable, from high-tech, plastic "eco-toilet" stalls to simple holes in the ground shielded by corrugated iron fencing.

"Don't mess with Mr In-Between," his father used to say, but that's the ground Shields likes to occupy: neither straightahead journalism nor airtight art, but a no man's land of unverifiable authenticity.

The judge guides Mr. Barber to the ground, shields him with his body, and then tries to push himself and Mr. Barber away from the gunman, who was no more than three to four feet away as he fired, Mr. Kastigar said.