Sentence examples for can be clamped from inspiring English sources
A tool post, or tool block, can be clamped to the rear of the cross slide for mounting additional tools.
Screwdriver bits can be clamped in a brace, an automatic handle that rotates on being pushed toward the screwhead, or a gear reduction drive in a power drill.
That then allows suppliers of satellite-TV services to offer customers cheap little dishes that can be clamped to a balcony or roof instead of requiring half the back garden for a dish the size of a radio telescope.But generating the extra power onboard the satellite, says Mr Carr, means installing bigger solar arrays, bigger batteries, bigger transmitters and bigger thermal radiators.
The induced EMF up to 1 kV can be clamped without any need of protection and circulating current.
Alternatively, when split in two and by the addition of flanges, it can be clamped onto a continuous pipe.
An appliance can be clamped and moved up to 29 times as it makes its way through the supply chain to its final destination, your home.
The latter consists of a steel ruler and three attachments that can slide and be clamped on it namely, the centre head, the protractor, and the square head.
With proper wordline (WL) voltage control during set/forming operations, the set current can be locally clamped by the select transistor, enabling better endurance performances.
Transverse fractures can be directly clamped perpendicular to the fracture line with a small, pointed bone tenaculum.
Alternatively, in the mouse, a dorsal skin flap served by a single pedicle can be periodically clamped to generate an ischemic patch of skin that is also close to true clinical ischemia (Tatlidede et al., 2009).
In all experiments with angled tools, the sheet is clamped against the upper straight tool and free to move at the v-shaped tool, but due to unsheared material that counteracts the rotation of the free end, a F y somewhere between those calculated from shearing with parallel tools in one and two clamped configuration can be anticipated.
