Sentence examples for piping through from inspiring English sources
Gone are the days of loud music piping through locker rooms; now, in the hour before games, the locker rooms are virtually silent except for the hiss and bass beats emitted from headphones.
In the present article, a comprehensive review of various joining techniques for FRP piping through adhesive bonding is presented and damage mechanisms for different loading conditions are examined.
A failure of earth dam is attributed to the following: hydraulic failure, seepage failure, piping through dam body and structural failure due to earthquake.
You've instead connected to a router built to look and work just like the one you wanted… with one big difference: this router is silently gobbling up all of the private data you're piping through it — the credit card numbers, the social security numbers, the trade secrets — and sending it off to be perused and mined by who-on-earth knows.
As I shamelessly squander all of my tangible real life relationships playing Call of Duty 4 (CoD4), I've frequently noticed that the tinny sounds piping through my (probably toxic) Xbox headset belong to 'people' about a decade shy of buying a beer.
The overnight engineer would be at the controls, the morning DJ, who played in a band 100 miles away on Friday nights, would be asleep on the couch in reception and Larry King's show would be piping through the speakers in the ceiling with the sound - or at least the image - of him leaning over the microphone, chain smoking (which he did in those days), his finger on the pulse of the people.
A century ago, when recordings were made by piping sound through a horn to a diaphragm attached to a cutting stylus, scratchy sound was inevitable.
Obed's father not only let all the local children put on an ice show in his rink, piping John Philip Sousa through the house windows, but provided the entertainment, skating around with a lemon pie that ended up making contact with Grandpa's face.
He recommends piping files through gpg before uploading them.
Because 40% to 60% of a chip's energy consumption is allocated for the brute task of piping electrons through a chip's input-output wires.
The answer to their problems may lie in Europe's agreement to cover the costs of piping gas through the Ukraine.
