Sentence examples for SAW could from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a pull saw could be thinner than a push saw and would waste less of the material being sawed.

The song of the saw could be heard plainly while Mr. Le Bourdonnec silently sliced.

He could hear the relentless up-and-down grind of the saw, could see McBogle's hand near the lever that stopped the saw, could see the hand move away.

Repairing the torn SAW became the single most important objective for the remainder of STS-120, with future ISS assembly missions threatened by reduced power generation capacity if the SAW could not be repaired.

Even so, it seemed that a flick of its thick tail, as jagged as a buzz saw, could send the boat (and its unnerved cargo) reeling.

But some different things must have their matter different; e.g. a saw could not be made of wood, nor is this in the power of the moving cause; for it could not make a saw of wool or of wood.

He stood Groping Trophonian caves for Gygian rings Visions and apologues, ladders to beautiful good, And farmer's common saws could only prick him.

By the middle of the 17th century, large waterpowered rolling mills in England and some parts of the Continent were able to furnish broad strips of steel from which wide saws could be fashioned in many varieties.

In 2000 a company called Advalytix was spun out of his research (which, through a series of acquisitions, ended up as part of Danaher, a big maker of electronic sensors).Besides mixing, Dr Wixforth also showed how SAWs could channel fluids as part of more complex tasks on so-called microfluidic lab-on-a-chip devices.

Every day this week, the roar of chain saws could be heard in Forest Service land just outside Ruidoso as teams of local hires and federal firefighters cut and stacked wood and brush as they tried to transform dense thickets of sun-dried pine on steep slopes into something more fire-safe.

The 2 × 2 non-continuous SAW array could be controlled by a multiplexing technique and sensor signals could be obtained by readout electronics with an 89C51 microprocessor.