Sentence examples for keep a short from inspiring English sources

The insulation, made of heat-resistant glass fibers, is supposed to keep a short in one cell from spreading to others.

Even when all the paperwork is submitted and various parties work hard to keep a short sale moving, a deal can still unwind after months of waiting.

Boeing's fixes include better insulation to keep a short circuit in any of the batteries' eight cells from spreading to the others.

Federal and industry officials said the new plan included fiberglass-like insulation between the battery's cells to keep a short circuit in one cell from cascading to the others.

The computerized controls are supposed to shut down the battery if it develops a problem, and the battery is supposed to keep a short in any one of its eight cells from spreading to the others.

To get the planes back in the air, Boeing changed the battery manufacturing process to reduce the chances for a short circuit and added better insulation to keep a short in one cell from spreading.

We'll keep a short-term bearish outlook on this stock until the traders send the price above the swing high of $22.30.

Moreover, there is a strong financial dimension: water managers are aware they must keep a short-term balance, once a system has been expanded to satisfy large needs, between controlling water demand and securing revenues to finance the water treatment and sewage operations and maintenance.

King Charles II and his court fled from London in the early summer and did not return until the following February; Parliament kept a short session at Oxford.

Gerald walked back to the cab of his truck, where he kept a short bungee rope and harness not unlike the gear of an avid mountain climber.

If the term must be kept, a short description of how its use here differs from the earlier definition would help to minimize confusion.