Sentence examples for common handle from inspiring English sources

Even though most stores stock one or two common handle sizes, it's still a good idea to take along your hammerhead to check the fit.

Double bells, usually of metal, share a common handle but differ in length or in diameter and, consequently, always in pitch.

Moreover, we define, where appropriate, the colloquial and most common handle for the organization: for instance the "Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation" is usually mentioned simply as the "Gates Foundation".

Inappropriate behavior during common handling procedures with horses is often subject to aversive treatment.

Overall, the results of both studies support the use of applied equine training systems based on positive reinforcement for increasing appropriate behavior during common handling procedures.

One common handling of the border effect is to consider the toroidal distance metric in the simulation experiment where a node closed to the border can communicate directly with some nodes at the opposite border [25].

In general, it can be stated that the rest of the tablets, which fulfilled the requirements for friability, are expected to withstand the stress and attrition of common handling, packaging, and transporting processes.

This may occur by direct physical contact, by common handling of an object that has picked up infective organisms, through a disease carrier, or by spread of infected droplets coughed or exhaled into the air.

The common pool handle for Saturday was $105,472,442, a decrease of 4.5 percent from the 2010 Saturday common-pool handle of $110,609,159 for 11 races.

Can common sense handle a future in which, for instance, my Prius drives me across the country -- giving me time to read all 1208 pages of War and Peace -- while the 1034-page manual reads itself?

Expression yields were highly variable [ 11, 13]; furthermore, the lack of a common molecular "handle" made standardized purification of each individual protein impossible and hence the system presented challenges in scalability, efficiency, and costs.