Sentence examples for ground storing from inspiring English sources
The special supertracks, too, will form a technological testing ground, storing solar energy in the summer and using it in the winter to heat up the lanes and prevent them from freezing and cracking.Conveniently enough, much of the technology comes from Delft University itself, which houses one of the world's largest aerospace-engineering departments.
The F-104C, a fighter bomber version of another fighter, though capable of utilizing conventional air-to-ground stores, was intended as a nuclear weapon delivery platform.
Samples of corn, wheat, and rice collected from a local grocery store were finely ground and stored in the freezer at −20 °C before analysis.
Carbon, in the form of wood from trees and agricultural waste, can be turned to charcoal and buried in the ground, so storing it away from the atmosphere.
This is done by injecting it into the ground or storing it in ponds and allowing it to seep into naturally occurring aquifers so that it is further purified as it slowly moves through the geologic strata.
A control system of the ground heat storing is integrated in a chapel greenhouse located in the premises of the Technology and Research Energy Center, Tunis, Tunisia.
It's on the margins of Chinatown -- the ground floor stores include a Chinese bakery, an Asian furniture store and a vegetable market.
The foundation of the store is built upon fieldstone and has stone blocks above the ground; the store has a full cellar.
Charles Gifford of Meyer & Gifford Architects is rethinking the ground floor store space, which has become increasingly crowded with merchandise and displays.
AS he stepped into the grinding area of his factory in Hempstead, Marc Gold, an owner of the Gold Pure Food Products Company, caught a whiff of the freshly ground horseradish stored there.
