Sentence examples for so mounted from inspiring English sources

The transit is a variety of theodolite that has the telescope so mounted that it can be completely reversed, or transited.

Tractors used on ground of irregular contours have tracks so mounted that their left and right front ends rise and fall independently of each other.

In the mechanical method (now of historical interest only), a sheet of smoked paper was wrapped around a rotating drum, so mounted as to move with Earth.

To grind an internal surface, a small wheel is so mounted that it can move back and forth inside the hollow of the workpiece, which is gripped in a rotating chuck.

The President did not want to be rushed to commit more troops abroad, but the intensity with which the pressure to do so mounted — coupled with the desirability of reaching a decision before he left for Africa, and the Liberians' seemingly overwhelming belief that America was their only hope for salvation — made it clear that he would be widely damned if he didn't.

The phrase 'mounted on a holy pedestal' comes from Plato, Phaedrus 254b7, where the soul has been likened to a charioteer who sees the Forms of the beautiful and temperance so mounted.

I don't doubt his claims, but there is something dissertation-ish about it all, the way the details, significant and not so, mount up and meld.

The overall size of the modified sensor has remained the same as before, so mounting it on the weaving machine is just as simple as before.

It would also mean challengers to Celtic could accumulate more points against the other sides and so mount a more competitive bid for the title.

You can solder a nut onto the outside of some Pintoids as a tripod mount, but the tin is thin and flexible, so mounting the Pintoid on a tripod via rubber bands is a sturdier method.

So Mount Airy marketed to the east, cutting into the revenue at Monticello's slot parlor, and to the south, including Bethlehem and Allentown.