Sentence examples for base and striker from inspiring English sources

Base and striker are often boards.

"Uralo-Siberian" torsion traps (see Lagercrantz 1964) differ in striker and set/release mechanism, but most share the bow in the base, though some variants get along without it because the lower opponent to their striker (a club with spikes) sits at the other side of the base and the striker moves 180 degrees.

A negative answer to this question — based on something like the considerations given above — yields a dialectical interpretation of Arcesilaus (adopted by e.g., Couissin 1929 and Striker 1980).

In none, however, were spring and striker of one wire.

A twisted cord powered the striker Fig. 5 Traps with spring and striker made of one wire.

To this end, the parameters affecting the incident pulse shape, i.e., pulse shaper thickness, pulse shaper diameter, striker bar length and striker bar velocity are experimentally studied.

This original design had the spring and striker formed of one wire.

In the approach presented, a combined complex interaction of drill bit and striker is synchronized by a single rotating drive.

Current flat snap traps have separate spring and striker because their production and assembly is easier that way.

The "Out Sightght" retained an old design of spring and striker being made of one wire (see Fig. 1).

And striker Lewis Guy is on trial with Carlisle this week.