Sentence examples for mounting devices from inspiring English sources

Ryman has sustained the old sense of crisis, as if each of his many ingenuities — with different paints and supports, and, over time, with a hardware store's worth of deliberately obtrusive screws, brackets, and other mounting devices — were a tale told by Scheherazade to win another night's reprieve, never mind that the sultan who had to be propitiated is dead.

The rigid support of intracranial probes can be difficult when using animal models, as mounting devices suitable for the probes are either not available, or designed for human use and not suitable in animal skulls.

This chapter includes design standards on subjects as far afield as grounding and powering, environmental issues, power issues, wiring practices, wire dressing, mounting devices and drawing and specification standards.

So if you have an interesting view outside your office or home, you can mount the phone on your window (Koozoo provides free mounting devices), plug it in, and connect it to Wi-Fi, then it will constantly stream footage that anyone can see — or rather, it will stream footage as long as someone is watching, so that it doesn't hog your bandwidth unnecessarily.

This simple idea led to an array of camera mounting devices – for everything from helmets to surfboards, and even dog collars.

A cheap and reliable mounting device for securing intracranial probes in large animal models is described.

No probes were damaged during insertion into, or removal from, the mounting device.

The mounting device presented here is considerably easier to make than the previously presented design.

Presented here is a simplified probe mounting device suitable for use in models using larger animals with a thicker skull.

In the experiment, a mounting device which allows tilt, tip and piston movement of the segmented-mirror is designed.

The following probes have been used with this mounting device: Needle-based intracranial pressure probes, 1.3 mm diameter: these are introduced as shown in Figure 2.