Sentence examples for use of hall from inspiring English sources

The use of Hall effect sensors as feedback mechanisms on z-axis pneumatic actuators and the vial gripper enable detection of missing reagent vials and prevent x- and y-axis motions if the vial gripper and gas supplier are not in their raised, clearance positions.

Measurement of the angular position for each joint was obtained by the use of Hall-effect sensors.

The optimal scores of these factors for different uses of halls make it possible to grade any hall, independently of its shape, for its corresponding use.

Three estates share the use of this hall, which needs to be brought back into general use.

There was video from the concert Marian Anderson gave at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, after being refused the use of Constitution Hall.

A spokesman for A4e said the £462,000 paid to Harrison and her husband for the use of Thornbridge Hall last year was part of a leasing arrangement covering several years.

The Kennedy Center is covering the cost of the National Symphony's appearance and the use of the hall, and the State Department is paying transportation and lodging expenses for the 60-member Iraqi orchestra, Mr. Kaiser said.

The planning application from Cathedral School in Llandaff is for the change of use of Memorial Hall, currently owned by Llandaff Cathedral, and leased out to soft-play group Jazzy Jungle.

The column ended, "Thanks for the use of the hall," and ran with a note saying Mr. Breslin would write "from time to time," as if it were that easy.

Metonymy is standard journalistic and headline practice as in the use of "city hall" to mean "municipal government" and of the "White House" to mean the "president of the United States".

However, each use of the hall pass will cost the student 3 extra credit points.