Sentence examples for space locks from inspiring English sources

The system ensures that the car finds its own parking space, locks its doors and arrives back at a predetermined location in the garage.

The frigid cold of space locked the mineral's atoms in place, and slightly elevated pressures due to stresses inside the meteorite also helped preserve its crystalline structure.

"Currently there is about a 60percentt churn rate among small- to medium-sized businesses in the freight forwarding space," Lock tells TechCrunch.

BMW showed off a self-parking feature on a concept version of its tidy i3 electric car: four laser systems that scan 360 degrees around the car to find a space, locking itself closed once it has parked itself.

Over time, salt "creep" -- gradual shifts in the formation -- will seal the tunnels and open spaces, locking the toxic wastes inside.

The delay occurs if the noise is "global" (uncorrelated in time while constant in space) since it induces a form of space-locking of field activity; but no such delay was reported in the case of fully uncorrelated noise (i.e., noise which is white in both space and time).

Most of America's students know exactly what to do: Move to designated safe spaces, lock doors, turn off lights, silence phones, hide in closets, make the space appear empty.

That's because the centre seat pushes back into the load space and locks in the vertical position.

The challenger's aggressive control of space impressively locked his opponent into a painful passivity.

In Fujimi Park, they have erected scores of wooden shacks, neatly spaced, with locks and, sometimes, ornamented windows and doors.

The strength of the pragmatic position is that it seeks neither to march into space while locking and loading nor does it naïvely strive for a purity that no longer exists.