Sentence examples for properly anchor from inspiring English sources

Navistar is recalling 340 buses made by IC Bus, a subsidiary, because some vehicles were built without the "floor channel reinforcements" needed to properly anchor the seats to the floor.

Before he could move to take them from her, however — it was the medication, warping his mind and delaying his reaction — she heaved the arrangement onto the counter and explained that she'd had to search high and low for an extra-heavy vase, one that was not only broad enough but also deep enough to properly anchor the bouquet.

A combination of tag design is attributed to the poor performance of T-bar anchor tags as the T-piece of the tag does not properly anchor behind the pterygiophores.

eEF1γ displays an affinity for membrane and cytoskeleton elements and it could properly anchor the different subunits of the EF1 complex to the cytoskeleton [12], [19] [21].

pRb is thus required to properly anchor β-catenin to the cell membrane also in vivo, and the observed aberrant β-catenin localization due to pRb loss is not an artifact of culture conditions.

In the ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling protein ISW2, which contains the DNA-binding domains SNF2 and Helicase_C, two additional DNA-binding domains (HAND and SLIDE domains) are reportedly required to properly anchor and orient the ISW2 complex with respect to the nucleosomes and linker DNA [61].

The authorities are trying to determine whether the platform was properly anchored, the investigator said.

And inflationary expectations are not properly anchored, increasing the risk of a wage-price spiral.

Inspectors found that cinderblocks had not been properly anchored to steel beams during the construction of that part of the wall, but that the rest of the building was safe.

Inspectors found that cinderblocks were not properly anchored to steel beams during the construction of that part of the wall, but that the rest of the building was safe.

In some cases, the beam longitudinal reinforcement is not properly anchored in the beam-column joint Otani (2002; see Figure 3a) or there is no adequate transverse reinforcement in the joints (see Figure 3b,c).