Sentence examples for towers in order to from inspiring English sources

It is common practice to fit drift eliminators to cooling towers in order to minimise water loss from the system.

It was orientation week and we all had the chance to climb one of the research towers in order to see the forest canopy.

In areas with flat topography, the tanks may be elevated aboveground on towers in order to provide adequate water pressures, or ground-level storage tanks with booster pumping may be provided.

On Tuesday, Mortimer B. Zuckerman, chairman of Boston Properties, said he was willing to reduce the bulk of the buildings and the height of its towers in order to resolve the lawsuit.

The secrecy of Hemisphere echoes that which surrounds the use of the sophisticated surveillance devices known as Stingrays, or cell-site simulators, which are suitcase-sized devices which work by pretending to be cellphone towers in order to strip metadata and content from phones which connect to them.

The studies of the floor trusses and the design of the towers are just two elements of the investigation, which is carrying out computer calculations of the collapses, rebuilding pieces of the towers in order to test them in real fires, and piecing together a highly detailed chronology of the response to the attack.

Her father kept her locked away at the top of the palace's tallest tower in order to keep her out of harm's way.

Twelve precision microphones were used, arranged in a one rotor radius ring about the turbine tower in order to assess the directivity of the noise emission.

About the size of a suitcase, they work by pretending to be a cellphone tower in order to strip metadata and in some cases phone content and data from nearby devices tricked into connecting to it.

Maitland interviews survivors of the attack, as well as members of the community (police officers and civilians alike) who charged up the tower in order to put an end to it.

"A cell service subscriber, like a telephone user, understands that his cellphone must send a signal to a nearby cell tower in order to wirelessly connect his call," the court ruled, going on to note that "contractual terms of service and providers' privacy policies expressly state that a provider uses a subscriber's location information to route his cellphone calls".