Sentence examples for assembly pieces from inspiring English sources

Examine the model test fit any assembly pieces.

If you can separate the EGR valve from all other assembly pieces (hoses or electronic connections), you may opt to soak the valve in carburetor cleaner rather than spraying it to ensure any carbon buildup is loosened and washed out inside and out.

Mr. Jeffress also cited disclosures last year that a dozen Silicon Valley electronics manufacturers had assigned assembly piece work to employees working at home.

Try and assemble the furniture inside the room that the item will later be placed in, to lessen the chance of having to find out that the item won't fit through the door, then having to remove the assembly piece-by-piece, and have to reassemble the item once it's been taken completely into the room.

But forget the stress of most self-assembly pieces, creating a chair this way could actually relax you, the experts say.

Perhaps I am being a little over sentimental about a small piece (or assembly of pieces) of stainless steel - folded into a red plastic case and stamped with a silver cross - that fits into the palm of my hand.

Well-suited to the Memorial Day holiday, "For Love of Country: Military Themes in Art" is an assembly of pieces that pay tribute to bravery on the battlefield.

When you put on clothes, he said, "you are making that sort of assembly from pieces that you have — this is the Lego analogy — and it's highly integrated with your identity".

PRIME MINISTERS and heads of state from France, Germany, Britain and Spain were all there to claim credit for a European triumph when the A380 passenger jet was unveiled in January 2005 in a grand ceremony in Toulouse, at the factory where the final assembly of pieces from all over Europe takes place.

Its first big use is in industrial facilities, where many assembly line pieces of gear are programmed with PCs on rolling carts.

Optical mapping is "an incredibly fast and accurate way to authenticate the assembly" of pieces of sequence into a complete chromosome, says Leda Cummings, a molecular biologist who is sequencing part of the malarial genome at The Institute for Genomic Research in Rockville, Maryland.