Sentence examples for cut to lengths from inspiring English sources
In 1880, James A. Bonsack was granted a U.S. patent for a cigarette machine in which tobacco was fed onto a continuous strip of paper and was automatically formed, pasted, closed, and cut to lengths by a rotary cutting knife.
The fuel that would light "Votives in Suspension" drips down cords cut to lengths that vary according to the victims' ages.
In the United States, for example, there are rails weighing 115, 132, and 140 pounds per yard and cut to lengths of 39 or 78 feet.
Every morning Alvar Aalto's secretary would lay out on his desk sheets of thin, Finnish sketch paper – tervakoski luonnospaperi – cut to lengths of exactly 30cm, and he would line up his pencils in order of length and begin work.
The colored ribbon should be cut to lengths about one and a half times as long as the pole and, at the time of the ritual, tied to the top.
For mechanical and structural analysis, the threads were cut to lengths of approximately 10 cm and dried in air by draping over the top of a beaker or Petri dish, where they formed translucent threads of 30 50 µm in diameter, with the diameter depending on both the diameter of the capillary tube used to generate the threads and the initial protein dope concentration.
In addition, the new handle usually must be cut to length and the end shaped to fit the shovel socket.
The only concern is that the prototype device has wires that are cut to length to our primary tester who is 5ft 4inches.
They do not measure a length, then try to transfer that measurement to the workpiece, the piece to be cut to length.
Plastic supply pipe is cheap, can be cut to length with a utility knife and is easily bent to fit into position between fittings.
