The area of the counterpoise around the base of the antenna is often covered with copper screening, to shield the ground to reduce ground currents.
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A counterpoise to the dazzling heat of the Indian summer, the Ganges came to be imbued with magical qualities and to be revered in anthropomorphic form.
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Some non-Catalans see the concept of the " Pa�sos Catalans " as regional exceptionalism, counterpoised to a centralizing Spanish and French national identity.
44.
Hence the value of the excellent and orderly conduct of the British troops operating as a salutary counterpoise to the domineering and revengeful spirit which actuated the Prussians.
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His paintings can then be likened to a sort of fugue-like arrangement : each variation counterpoised against one another, yet all existing within one architectonic structure.
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In an allegorical painting, the figure may be counterpoised to Prudence, representing a choice, or alone, representing the unwisdom of the actors in the painting.
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Sometimes a counterpoise is combined with an ordinary ground, with the buried radial ground cables brought above ground near the base of the antenna to form a counterpoise.
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Sometimes a counterpoise is combined with an ordinary ground, with the buried radial ground cables brought above ground near the base of the antenna to form a counterpoise.
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The two " katig " or outriggers usually made from bamboo or various kinds of wood and served as counterpoise so that the boat would not easily overturn.
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By mid-1918, the canvas blinds, which had no springs but used a weight, controlled by a rope, as counterpoise, were already causing problems.
