| 11. | NDB counterpoise is connected underneath the antenna.
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| 12. | It tries to serve as a counterpoise to groups like the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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| 13. | Some types of transmitting counterpoise is used as a ground plane, supported above the ground.
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| 14. | This groundplane is called a counterpoise.
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| 15. | Well aware of the methods of Sheriff Mansfield and his thugs, the League organized a counterpoise.
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| 16. | The National Association of Evangelicals formed in 1942 as a counterpoise to the mainline Federal Council of Churches.
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| 17. | The DEA questioned this tactic, and counterpoised the need for emphasis on the support of social struggles.
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| 18. | Counterpoised below on the wall is a massive piece of bedrock, displaying the millennia of geological history.
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| 19. | He states, " neither of these counterpoised views of communication necessarily denies what the other affirms ".
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| 20. | An antenna counterpoise or ground plane is a structure of conductive material which improves or substitutes for the ground.
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