Sentence examples similar to blow form from inspiring English sources

The analysis enables accurate prediction of the thickness distribution in blow forming processes with a moving die.

Theodore White's "The Making of the President 1960" — he published similar treatments of the 1964, 1968 and 1972 elections — won the Pulitzer Prize, and is widely credited with creating the modern blow-by-blow form of election books, but practitioners haven't precisely followed his lead.

The toxic gas was in the air, moving to the south since the wind was simulated, blowing form the north to the south.

The blow-forming tests were carried out at the temperature of 420 °C using aluminum alloy (AMg-6) sheets of a 1 mm thickness.

The nasty blows formed a part of his being that could not be dissolved: He'd put up with them stoically throughout his life.

(2) They contract against blows to form a rigid protective wall for the viscera.

A few of the triumphs and crushing blows that form the core of the culture of the Giants, a team burdened by glorious and inglorious baggage.

Then, using (49), we recalculate these solution to their blow-up form and obtain different positive solutions v of problem (48).

Another blows bubbles, forming a ring of oxygenated pearls.

So there was Stu Rosenberg, a medical technician from Wantagh, dressed as Patches the Clown, blowing and forming balloon animals for the children -- and grown-ups -- waiting in line for food at the Crab Fest.

The works will include blown glass forms by Dante Marioni that are reminiscent of Roman vessels; a sculpture by Mary Shaffer involving glass softened to look like draped fabric; and a cast glass and bronze sculpture by Daniel Clayman.