Examples of 'crossarm' in a sentence
Meaning of "crossarm"
Crossarm is a verb that can mean to position or place one's arms in a crossed manner, often used in dance or as a gesture of defiance
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- The horizontal member of a cross-shaped object, such as the horizontal bar of power poles or telephone poles.
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This pylon carries one crossarm for one circuit.
The crossarm is made from plastic extrusions and moldings.
Strain poles with one conductor above the crossarm.
One known solution consists in using a crossarm housed in the linear conveyor.
The crossarm is fastened to the lower and upper shaft by two bronze dowels.
The gap between the cables and the crossarm is small.
The first crossarm includes a clamping actuator to rigidly clamp the carriage to the blade top.
The gallery has windows opening towards both the naos and the crossarm.
Crossarm Mounted Stringing Block is used in the power construction.
At any time during the game you can alter your team 's philosophy by crossarm direction.
The crossarm is severely truncated in nearly all these crosses, barely extending from the shaft.
In Hawaiian, this is called the iako crossarm.
A crossarm 2 fastened to a post 1 carries insulators 10, which in turn support coated wires 3.
The flat base of channel tray 20 may simply rest upon a flat surface of a horizontal crossarm 58.
In this embodiment the lower crossarm 13 is situated about 18 metres from the ground.
See also
Price Term, EXW, FOB, CIF which includes pole shaft, base plate, crossarm and anchor bolt.
