Sentence examples for its anchoring from inspiring English sources

Reacting to the latest development, Prof Monica Grady, a key member of the Rosetta science team at the Open University, tweeted: The Rosetta team was unable to determine precisely where the lander touched down on the comet after it bounced twice on the icy surface when its anchoring system failed.

More broadly, the whole paradigm of sexual harassment, and in particular its anchoring in discrimination law, is due for reconsideration.

And a large part of Mexico's economic stability -- the peso is one of the strongest currencies in the world -- is a result of its anchoring to Nafta.

Turkey has been a member of Nato since 1952 and was accepted as a formal candidate for EU membership in 1999, but many questions over its anchoring in the western world have been reignited.

When engineers are satisfied that everything is ready, a barge will carry the 260-ton pioneer to its anchoring spot about two and a half miles offshore near the city of Reedsport, on the central coast.

In his award-winning books and many papers on the cultural and political significance of French bread, Mr. Kaplan has charted its role in the revolution of 1789, its anchoring of the French table through the early 20th century and its decline during the 50's, when the baguette became a voluptuous but empty emblem of postwar prosperity.

The ship encountered extremely high winds that dragged it, along with its anchor, and lodged it in craggy rocks.

Once a specific anchor Tx receives the signaling from the anchor Rx, it responses its anchor identification and location, followed by a ranging pulse.

It was its anchor: William Shatner as Kirk.

During a typhoon at Hong Kong on 2 September 1937, a merchant ship crushed Duchesss stern when it dragged its anchors.

Without her, the book goes adrift, as if it has lost its anchor.