Sentence examples for wave protection from inspiring English sources
After rescuing the submerged boat, Lorenz made some repairs, adding several inches of coaming around the perimeter for extra wave protection, and replacing the Styrofoam coffee cup that she'd been using as a bailer with a proper milk jug.
The amplitude of the fertile period increased with limpet size and with wave protection.
At present, the primary protections used in HVDC line are traveling wave protection and voltage variation protection, which have poor ability to resist the high ground resistance fault [4].
Similarly, during the operations of the TianGuang HVDC transmission line project in recent years, the voltage rate of change of the traveling wave protection has often failed to operate for high impedance faults.
On 27th August 2007, the voltage rate of change of the traveling wave protection did not operate for a high resistance fault (fault resistance 295Ω) on the GeNan HVDC transmission line.
The technology is proved from physical model tests and by analogy with the natural response of low and concave mudshores to a sudden change in the degree of wave protection.
In our view, they justifiably point out that highly inconsistent wave-to-wave protection data from different 1918 observers represent essential clues to what happened 94 years ago.
In summary, Shanks and Brundage have addressed 3 major mysteries of the 1918 influenza pandemic: high mortality rates/unexplained pathogenesis, unexplained age-specific mortality rate patterns, and evidence for wave-to-wave protection, with a unifying hypothesis.
"So when John Key or anyone in the New Zealand government says there is no mass surveillance in New Zealand, and they wave cyber protection programmes around … they are distracting from the main question".
Just as the early national parks of Yosemite and Yellowstone set off a ripple of hope whereby nearly 100 countries now have national parks, this next generation can set off a wave of protection that brings the national park idea to the ocean around the world.
In addition to voltage and current based methodologies [2 10], traveling wave-based protection schemes have been proposed for MTL protection [11, 12].
