Sentence examples for cutting edge that from inspiring English sources

Cutting fluid cannot efficiently access to the cutting edge that plays a vital role for improving machining performance.

"We did not have enough cutting edge, that was the problem for us" said Sam Allardyce afterwards, not for the first time this year.

And although the talks still have to be interesting, there's now a cutting edge that comes from Anderson's desire to make the world a better place.

On the pitch, despite some dazzling movement, it was Germany's cutting edge that was absent against Poland, who saw less of the ball but had the better chances.

And, if what he is doing creates a new challenge to SAP and Oracle, while Salesforce is again seen as cutting edge, that is probably fine with Mr. Benioff.

Liverpool were dominating with a composure and cutting edge that has escaped them frequently this season and the prospect of a fourth straight defeat reignited jeers for Kean's team from the Rovers faithful.

At the working end of the twist there are two sharp points called spurs, which score a circle equal in diameter to the hole, and two radial cutting edges that cut shavings within the scored circle.

The modern auger bit has a screw ahead of the cutting edges that pulls the auger into the workpiece.

Drills, gimlets, and augers, however, have cutting edges that detach material to leave a hole.

The design effort was constrained to the sizing of the tool to the intended task and the development of sharper, longer, and more usefully shaped cutting edges that always required backing to support them.

Known as Acheulian tools after a prominent archaeological site in France, they are larger, heavier and have sharp cutting edges that are chipped from opposite sides into the familiar teardrop shape.