Sentence examples for built in blade from inspiring English sources

Let's upgrade him to a survival knife which he can hang from his belt as he struts around the campsite, looking for things to cut: The StatGear Surviv-All stainless steel full tang knife ($44.95) has a rubber handle, steel pommel, and a hard sheath with a cord-cutter, fire starter rod, and built in blade sharpener.

A Victorinox flash drive has a built-in blade, nail file, screwdriver, scissors, key ring, light and ballpoint pen.

More-sinister items include "Antidote," a cane that shoots blow darts, by Frederick McSwain; a coat hanger with a built-in blade, by Grain; and Kai Williams's and Chen Chen's "Hot Stick," which plugs into an outlet and heats up to 600 degrees (the show's organizers are keeping it as far away from working outlets as possible).

In the past, our group developed a pencil-type sealer-dissector electrosurgical device intended to minimize blood loss during surgical resection [2], based on an internally cooled radiofrequency (RF) electrode with a built-in blade for easy dissection of the coagulated tissue to avoid using an additional device.

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del .-- Two hundred towering windmills, each so tall that its blades would loom over the U.S. Capitol Dome, could be built in the Atlantic Ocean near one of Washingtonians' favorite beach retreats, under a plan being considered in Delaware.

One 3.2 MW device from Boeing, which had blades from tip to tip longer than a football field, built in the hills above Turtle Bay on Oahu, was particularly monumental.

For these five turbines, Deepwater Wind enlisted General Electric to build the 240-foot blades in Denmark, while the nacelles, which house the gears and engines, are built in France.

He built in 1827 a small, six-horsepower unit in which water was directed outward from a central source onto blades or vanes set at angles in a rotor.

Hilarity is built in".

The technology is Blade Runner-ish (if you recall the refocussing scene) but HTC has shown how to do it with two cameras near each other, plus software - much cheaper and built in to the phone.

On-site at JFK, Blade will have a presence in the lobby of the soon-to-be-opened TWA Hotel, an ambitious re-imagination of Eero Saarinen's iconic TWA Flight Center, originally built in 1962.