Sentence examples for under overhead from inspiring English sources
Recommended Urban Trees: Site Assessment and Tree Selection for Stress Tolerance – Profiles more than 90 trees that can stand up to the rigors of tough urban environments, including small trees that can grow under overhead utility wires.
The truck was trying to maneuver its load under overhead wires at about 11 p.m. Two people were on the roof, lifting the wires out of the way as the house was towed slowly underneath.
The robot can tuck in its wheels and flatten out to fit under overhead limits that might prevent a typical rover from gaining entry, meaning it can explore the surfaces of distant moons and planets much more thoroughly.
This process speeds up by adopting a horizontal transfer technology that can function under overhead contact wires and facilitate faster loading/unloading of containers, resulting in a short stoppage time (aspiring to 20 30 min) in terminals.
Oh yeah, and add to that free-floating terror the twice yearly visit to the cardiologist, or a trip to the grocery store, for that matter, to buy "fat-free" juice, defatted turkey burgers, and low-fat freezer-burned pasta concoctions under overhead fluorescent lights that shine with the glare of ten thousand artificial suns.
The common spiny mouse visited fewer food patches on moonlit nights and more food patches under overhead cover instead of the open environment (Mandelik et al. 2003).
(The National Institutes of Health under-reimburse overhead to ensure cost-sharing by grantee institutions). We need a trust fund that pays for those services as social goods so that we play on a level field.
This in turn reduces under utilization overhead of the overpaying mobile data users.
In some outlying areas, he added, "the water was so high, sometimes we had to duck to pass in our boats under the overhead electric wires".
Put two vines next to each other and something that is part relay race and part leapfrog will get under way overhead.
Cook under the overhead grill for 3 or 4 minutes, until the fish is patchily golden and tender enough to cut with a fork.
