Sentence examples for blade setting from inspiring English sources

The output and the hydraulic efficiency are affected by the blade setting angles of the front and the rear runners.

Results in non-dimensional form are presented graphically, for the effect of hub rotation speed, blade setting angle, and hub radius on the variation of the natural frequency with vibration amplitude.

In this paper, the mechanism of stall and surge in a centrifugal compressor with a variable vaned diffuser is experimentally investigated, where the diffuser blade setting angle can be adjusted.

Near the opening of the film, she recalls the time a John attempted to cut away her face with a blade, setting a precedent for the shocking accounts of violence that pervade the film; murderous pimps, systemic child abuse, and drug-related crime all feature.

Use an electric clipper with an adjustable blade setting.

It also can save you money in the long run: if you buy a classic blade set for a few hundred dollars, you'll never buy $3 cartridges again.

Horror fans should be sated by this Swedish equivalent of Blade, set in a remote town whose wintry setting and lack of daylight offer some new opportunities for vampiric mayhem, even if doesn't stray too far from the formula.

It has introduced horn handles topped with Mach3 razor cartridges, safety razors inspired by Gillette models from 1901 and straight razors such as one intimidating 5/8-inch wide handmade blade set in an African grenadille wood handle.

The autogiro's rotor is designed so that a blade set at a low positive angle of pitch will rotate automatically as long as an airstream is kept flowing through the rotor (autorotation).

Yoji Yamada's leisurely historical epic "The Hidden Blade," set in mid-19th-century Japan, is a well-paced elegy to the samurai era that suggests a low-key Japanese answer to "The Last Samurai," which was set around the same period.

By Egyptian times it had acquired a wooden haft, or handle, with a copper or bronze blade set flat at the top of the haft to form a T. In this form the adz continued to be the prime hand tool for shaping and trimming wood.