Sentence examples for blade of one from inspiring English sources

GRAVITY shifted the items in my dish rack the other day, making the blade of one of my better knives suddenly slide its entire length along the stem of a wet wineglass.

General Bogdan also seemed frustrated by the grounding last week of all 64 of the high-tech planes after an inspection found a crack in the turbine blade of one of the engines made by Pratt & Whitney.

The main developments in the figure skate after 1900 were the addition of the toe pick, a group of sawlike teeth located at the toe of the blade, which enabled skaters to obtain better purchase in the ice when doing certain jumps, and the innovation of the "closed-toe" blade of one-piece steel, which added strength to the skate and permitted a much lighter-weight blade.

The parts are practically some calibers-fixed between the cutting blades of one machine for abrasive erosion.

They tested the twisted blades of one, two, and three stages and found that the three stages had a better power coefficient, and the twisted blades showed better performance.

The following eco-design variants of the rotor blades and the rotor packages are considered: elements of the rotor blades made separately (baseline variant of the rotor blades); elements of the rotor blades made of one piece of material; blades in packages made separately and welded (baseline variant of the rotor packages); packages milled as integral elements.

The kids, unaware of any gleams of steel in the twilight, laughed wildly, then closed in, until the tip of the blade pinked one of them on the arm.

Every year, some South African teenagers die from infections, and the use of one blade on many young men may help spread AIDS.

The present work is aimed at verifying the influence of high asymmetries in the variation of in-plane lead-lag stiffness of one blade on the ground resonance phenomenon in helicopters.

In this proposed paper, an algorithm LDWT, which applied local blade Re instead of one representative Re, was developed and researched.

In 1967, he was in a group called the Blades of Grass — "one of those squishy pop bands," he called it — that had a top 40 hit with a song called "Happy".