Sentence examples for mount roadside from inspiring English sources
Streets once devoid of commerce in towns like this and in Havana are gradually coming to life as people hang painted signs and bright awnings outside their houses and mount roadside stalls.
IN 2010 the demoralised police of Stockton mounted a roadside sign warning visitors that they were entering the state's second most dangerous city.
Those groups have been mounting ambushes, triggering roadside bombs and shooting down American helicopters.
Roadside mounted ramp control signals have one upper head, and one lower head in California.
For "fast charging", the control box (mounted at the roadside) is limited to 20 amps enabling a charge time (from depletion) of four hours.
Mounted high on a roadside pole, acoustic-sensor arrays can be angled to read tire noise from each lane of a highway.
During an attack by two Garmin-Sharp riders, Froome's teammate Peter Kennaugh tumbled off the roadside as Sky mounted a chase.
In the interim between the uprisings, guerrillas of Hezbollah -- a Lebanese Shiite Muslim militia backed by Iran -- mounted a campaign of ambushes and roadside bombings against Israeli troops who occupied what they called a security zone in southern Lebanon.
Their products — machine-gun mounts, hand grenades, rockets, mortar shells, roadside bombs and the locally brewed explosives that are packed inside — help form the arsenal of a guerrilla force that has suffered serious setbacks this year in its effort to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad.
And why don't we have those resources readily available to us?" Wilson was referring to pieces of rusty scrap metal and bullet-proof glass -- "hillbilly armor" -- soldiers had to scrounge through the local dumps to mount on their vehicles for protection against roadside bombs and other dangers in Iraq.
Fig. 1 Positions of TX and RX antenna elements with the RX vehicle (OBU antennas) mounted at the rooftop of a car moving along a street in x and y directions while the TX roadside unit (RS Uantennas) was mounted at a fixed position Fig. 2 A 2×2 MIMO near-range LOS system with parallel arrays.
