Sentence examples for is ungrounded from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove a connection to ground potential.
- If you unground the extension cord it will cause a shock hazard in that drill.
Hence WF ∈WF, so WF is ungrounded, contradiction (the same paradox will also appear in Shen-Yuting 1953).
Since the system is ungrounded, the system can continue to operate if a line to ground fault occurs.
The grounding impedance is represented by (Z_{g}(s)), which could be infinite if the converter station is ungrounded, resistive, inductive or zero depending on the grounding scheme.
Though proved effective, this approach is unable to acutely sense the fault in the case where the DC line is short and the system is ungrounded.
This type of fear is ungrounded.
His personality is ungrounded in reality.
It's not that the fears are ungrounded.
In the end, the literary world's fears were ungrounded.
"We believe such actions are ungrounded and have unseemly goals," the Russian foreign ministry spokesman Andrei Nesterenko said.
In some experiments, a piece of foil is grounded, whereas in others, both foils are ungrounded (floating).
Though the allegations proved to be ungrounded, the investigating magistrates' wiretaps turned up what appeared to be evidence of something much bigger: the Moggi system.
