Sentence examples for curved cutting from inspiring English sources

These usually have specially shaped cutting edges for performing particular cuts, such as bowl gouges, with concave, curved cutting edges to form the smooth, curved surface of a bowl, or vee, or knurling gouges for cutting grooves or knurls in wooden spindles.

Rotary plows or tillers (sometimes called rototillers) have curved cutting knives mounted on a horizontal power-driven shaft.

Three computer case studies are provided to show curved cutting edges that correspond, respectively, to a linear distribution of the working tool rake angle, a combined linear and uniform distribution of the working tool rake angle, and a linear distribution of the working tool inclination angle along the tool cutting edge.

Using the fine tip enables multiplanar as well as curved cutting.

Using the fine tip enables curved cutting and provides an opportunity for new osteotomy techniques.

The first edition of the depicts the curved cutting instrument (A in the illustration), which averaged a little more than one foot in length, blade and handle included.

Leanne Benjamin, in particular, appears joyously liberated by a dance language that is at once so formal, each turn and curve cutting back on itself with rococo precision, and so intuitive in its femininity.

Using a boning knife, cut along one side of the breastbone; keep the back of your knife flush against that bone and follow the curve, cutting with the tip of your knife and pulling the meat back as you go.

They follow him in a wide curve, cutting a new track that will eventually lead us back to the place on the portage where, overnight, the wolves reduced a deer to a few scraps of hide.

"I felt the instrument — describing a curve — cutting against the grain, if I may so say, while the flesh resisted in a manner so forcible as to oppose & tire the hand of the operator who was forced to change from the right to the left," she wrote later.

(4) A vehicle encroaches the oncoming lane on two occasions, namely, during curve cutting and overcorrection.