The phrase "arm rails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the horizontal supports or bars on the sides of a chair, bench, or other seating that provide support for the arms.
Example: "The new office chairs come with comfortable arm rails that help reduce strain during long hours of work."
Alternatives: "armrests" or "arm supports".
Take the straps on the blue restraint and lap them through and around the second hole on the frame of the bed where the arms rail rest.
Not long into the story Pat angrily tosses out a copy of "A Farewell to Arms" and rails about Hemingway's sucker-punch finale.
Think of it this way: We can actually arm the rail car to monitor and alert the shipper if anything happens that could compromise the contents inside, from an unlocked door to a change in environmental conditions even movement along the wrong track.
Mr. Michels said clinical trials were under way to test how copper bed rails, arm rests and other hospital fixtures can reduce the numbers of bacteria in hospitals.
Steve locked one arm around the rail and with a big grin on his face regaled us with stories of his years in the Coast Guard.
This leaves the government with the option of handing them to its state rail arm, Directly Operated Railways, which already has its hands full running east coast, or handing unilateral extensions to the current owners.
In the email, Hoare wrote: "While appreciating that DCLG is a quasi-judicial role viz-a-viz the public inquiry, anything your department can do to press the case for a speedy and supportive decision would be a real shot in the arm to the rail freight sector".
The robot has six degrees of freedom and consists of three parts (rail, arm, and gripper).
We detail the concepts and design related to the components of B-PaDY including its rail, arm, and gripper.
Anticipative maintenance is part of a larger shift at the rail arm toward using more technology on the tracks.
