Sentence examples for underground metallic from inspiring English sources

Generally, all underground metallic structures, except ground rods, should be coated.

Ground heat exchanger (GHE) consists of a long underground metallic, plastic or concrete pipes buried at certain depth through which air is drawn.

Q Magazine said that the album was both harsh and hard, and Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic said that the album's rhythms were "straight out of underground black metal," while also noting that it "enhanced their metallic influences".

This weekend's films include Daniel Syrkin's "Out of Sight" (2005), about a blind woman investigating her best friend's suicide; Haim Bouzaglo's "Janem, Janem" (2005), about a 40-year-old schoolteacher's underground midlife crisis; and "Metallic Blues" (2004), Danny Verete's road picture about two used-car dealers driving a Lincoln limousine to Germany.

Notarpietro et al. [6] considered a new application of GNSS-R, namely the detection of metallic objects buried underground.

The show set alone, a concrete and metallic structure looking like an underground parking garage, held that sense of menace that Prada does so well.

The theatre proper is located underground, beneath a cylindrical glass lobby area capped with a metallic carbon-fibre roof; to me, it looked like Jony Ive's interpretation of a macaroon.

Indeed, more than one form of iron oxide has been observed in airborne PM, with urban PM Fe being mainly in the form of the hematite (Fe2O3), while the predominant species of underground iron has been reported for different systems as being magnetite (Fe3O4) or metallic iron, with minor hematite levels.

The technique is commonly used for protecting metallic structures placed in aggressive environments, e.g. ship hulls, offshore structures and underground pipelines.

Meanwhile he's held firm to jazz-fusion chord progressions, sci-fi sound design, and metallic rhythms even as the template has shifted with the tide of the underground.

Metallic shielding structures are often adopted to mitigate the magnetic fields generated by high-power high-voltage underground power lines.