Sentence examples similar to auger a hole from inspiring English sources

The coal auger may be compared to an auger used to bore a hole in a piece of wood.

Following the nomenclature of Auger spectroscopy, we use the term VVV to refer to an Auger transition in which a hole in the valence band is filled by an electron higher-up in the valence band, resulting in the ejection of a third electron from the valence band.

He packed up the two pike, spear and decoys, and shoveled clean snow over the blood-spattered ice to hide the evidence of his success from fishermen who might auger holes and fish nearby.

Most commercial teepees will have holes built into the opening flaps, but if you've cut your canvas yourself you'll need to use the pins you've gathered to auger holes into the cover and pin the open side of the canvas together.

We have shown that a model used for the Auger neutralization involving the filling of a hole in an incident ion can also predict the decay of the hole in the valence band of a homogeneous material, and the model has allowed us to estimate the branching ratio for the Auger decay of valence holes in graphene.

Metal-cutting twist drills can drill holes in wood, but they cannot produce as clean a hole as an auger bit or as large a hole as an expansive auger.

Rock salt generates something called "auger action -a pellet of saction -a a hole right through the ice sheet in a few minutes.

Ice fishing requires boring a hole through the ice with an auger, a contraption that resembles a four-foot corkscrew.

Use either a power auger or a post-hole digger to dig holes that are 10 inches (25.4 cm) in diameter.

In one part of the forest, researchers are testing whether the frogs would be just as happy in a hole in the ground drilled by a two-inch auger.

He also said he'd include the Weed Auger for pulling out weeds, the Ground Auger for my flower-boxes, and the 18-inch Power Extender so I didn't have to bend down every time I wanted to drill a hole in some dirt.