Sentence examples for blade out of from inspiring English sources

"Now we've taken the blade out of the fan".

He twisted the blade out of the razor and returned to his room.

The stroke underwater follows, and then the travel of the blade out of the water (the recovery).

With the blade out of the water, the sculler then compresses the body and prepares to take another stroke.

Officer Loor, who is also an emergency medical technician, pulled the blade out of his head and started to apply pressure before paramedics arrived.

Two days after the Massachusetts indictment was announced, Amy, in jail in Alabama, popped the blade out of a safety razor and slashed her wrists.

Compared with the baseline CPC, the proposed controller is shown to contribute at least a 31.54% reduction in the blade out-of-plane fatigue load, a 35.32% reduction in the tower fore-aft fatigue load, and a 29.80% reduction in the tower side-to-side fatigue load.

Using an analytical mechanical model that integrates flexibility of a wind turbine in terms of drive train torsion, tower flexure and blades out-of-plane flexure, a sliding mode controller was developed in this work.

Only a late, late Wayne Rooney penalty knocked the Blades out of the FA Cup as the visitors stifled Manchester United throughout.

There's a further difference at the finish of the stroke: you have to take your blades out of the water, turning them parallel to the surface as you travel forward.

"It will outperform aluminum in fatigue," said Stephen I. Miscencik, the chief of design engineering at TPI Composites, a company in Warren, R.I., that makes bus bodies, yachts and windmill blades out of composites.