Sentence examples for rig made of from inspiring English sources

But through the use of a non-GoPro, DIY 360-degree camera rig made of 3D-printed cameras tied together with rubber bands, Hanksy immortalized the LA experience by transporting it into a VR world, allowing the moment to live on in an entirely different way.

The MRI-safe rig made of wood, aluminium and plastic stabilised the lower limb as the participant exerted isometric knee extension or ankle dorsiflexion.

So does the OMi-Beam machine, a computerized rig made up of eight ceiling-mounted halogen lamps, loudspeakers, and a video monitor (there is only one other OMi-Beam machine in the country, at Madame Tussaud's).

The camera rig, made possible only because of 3D printed prototyping, rests in a backpack full of computing and processing equipment.

"Woooooo," Burnham howled, imitating the sound that the rig made.

It was easy to observe the contact area with the test rig, making the calculation of mass transfer coefficient more accurate.

Above her, among other things, is a portrait of her husband as a dashing young engineer on the freighter S.S. Monroe; a clock set into a sailing-ship with a torn dollar bill stuck in the rigging; a wreath made of twigs with a wooden sign saying "United We Stand"; and a portrait of Gen. George S. Patton.

The Zurich American Insurance Company said Monday that it would pay $153 million in restitution and penalties to settle accusations of bid rigging made by officials in New York, Connecticut and Illinois.

Violence during last weekend's legislative election, generally prompted by charges of vote-rigging, made balloting impossible in some areas, most notably here in the Niger Delta.

[A12.] Insurance Company Settles Bid-Rigging Case The Zurich American Insurance Company said it would pay $153 million in restitution and penalties to settle accusations of bid rigging made by officials in New York, Connecticut and Illinois.

He denied an allegation that he was in denial over public suggestions of Libor rigging, made as far back as 2008 in the Wall Street Journal.