Sentence examples for type of tower from inspiring English sources

The type of tower foundation selected needs to take into account such factors as tower structure type, terrain and relief characteristics, geological conditions at the tower position, construction, and transport conditions.

The results showed that vertical displacement of the footings (VDF) was the dominant displacement type of tower foundations, while changes in footing span (horizontal distance between two tower footings) (CFS) and differences in vertical displacement (DVD) between two adjacent footings of each tower were relatively small.

The earliest type of tower used was a massive self-supporting delta pylon, or waist pylon, which consumed 21 tonnes of steel per kilometre of line.

This type of tower features two guyed-tower legs similar to the V-guyed tower, but the two legs don't converge at the tower base.

This type of tower also includes a variation with longer side crossbars, where all conductors are hung with a V-shaped insulator and one with shorter side crossbar, where only the middle bundle hangs from the insulator and the side bundles are strung on vertical insulator strings.

National Grid Company's EM2D programme was used to produce a two-dimensional solution for the electric field, allowing where possible for type of tower, type of conductor and conductor clearance.

Consideration of the ice-shedding problems is very important in determining the alignment of the conductors, the type of towers and the configurations of spans.

The Crane Machinery segment manufactures and sells a variety of cranes, including truck cranes, all-terrain truck cranes, crawler cranes and various types of tower cranes.

The sections consist of several sub-sections with different types of towers and phase arrangements.

You are armed with 5 types of towers, and your job is to kill all of the enemies (known as S'rath) before they blow up your defense wall.

These types of towers are used when a spike in cellphone activity is anticipated: a big sporting event or, here, a presidential campaign.