Sentence examples for To undercuts from inspiring English sources
noun
A cut made in the lower part of something; the material so removed.
The fabricated Si mechanical resonators are different from an ideal clamped clamped beam due to undercuts of the insulator layer under the anchors.
Fixed on a motor-driven positioning table, the plaster casts were scanned on the basis of laser triangulation from four different predefined angles to cover all relevant areas and to prevent shadowing effects due to undercuts.
Philosophers rise at 3 A.M. to undercut.
Pearl Jam decided to undercut the bootleggers.
"If they want to undercut me on price, go ahead.
How can a charity hope to undercut that?
Still, Mr. Gillis said: "Who's going to undercut Amazon?
The idea is to undercut more extreme proposals in Congress.
Japanese watchmakers like Seiko had begun to undercut Swiss prices.
But hard-liners are already trying to undercut them.
The candidates miss no chance to undercut each other.
