Sentence examples for blade such as from inspiring English sources

In such circumstances, the victory usually goes not to the player with the most talent but the player with sufficient talent and the greatest amount of determination, a plodder rather than a dashing blade such as McIlroy or Anthony Kim.

Effects of the key damage modes in composite materials such as matrix cracking, debonding/delamination and fiber breakage on various properties of the composite rotor blade such as stiffnesses, frequencies, deflection, root forces, root moments and strains in forward flight are studied using an aeroelastic analysis.

A few days earlier Epic had posted a discussion thread on Reddit saying it wanted to provide "more context on item philosophy", and trailing "upcoming changes to the Blade" — such as removing the ability of gamers to build and harvest when wielding the Blade so as to add some risk to holding it — so it was still hoping to win fans over at that point.

It's best for slicing and mincing items that are too small for an 8- to 10-inch blade, such as garlic, shallots, or strawberries.

How Not to Use It: A honing steel can be used with any straight-sided blade, such as a chef's knife or paring knife, but it should not be used on serrated knives since the teeth won't glide along the steel.

Removing the burrs from all the gears in the gear train with a very sharp blade, such as a razor blade, allowed for inspection of the gears to confirm dimensional accuracy.

(Engineering Fracture Mechanics 74, 2205 2224, 2007) is a dimensionless number, derived from different cutting properties, to classify the sharpness of thin blades such as scalpels.

Bondcoats used to protect turbine blades, such as platinum modified NiAl alloys, are designed to develop a protective alumina scale during exposure conditions at high temperatures.

This difference in the flow structure can significantly change the inflow conditions to the propeller blades, such as the streamwise mean velocity profiles and turbulence intensity distributions at the propeller plane.

Consider removing the phrase "Channeled VLs have many advantages over those with angulated blades, such as the GlideScope" - not true, and not referenced as so.

"Channeled VLs have a number of advantages over those with angulated blades, such as the GlideScope®" - They may have advantages, but the evidence remains weak, and is likely dependent (as previously stated by the authors, to device familiarity and availability).