Sentence examples similar to cutting edge tips from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in torsional mode, the movement of the needle inside the incision site is always less than the stroke of the tip's cutting edge because the bent tip amplifies the torsional movement and converts it into a nearly horizontal motion [ 2].

As competition puts tight margins on field development, cutting edge technology may tip the scale for some stranded gas fields.

This method is uses a forceps similar to the that of the Rapitrac, except for the absence of a cutting edge on the tip of the instrument.

Back bevel tip needles, in turn, offer even more desirable cutting edge geometry than lancet tip needles.

Yet, there are very few results in the technical literature that address the issues surrounding the relation between needle tip and cutting edge geometry and its cutting/insertion force.

In longitudinal mode, the movement of the tip's cutting edge is identical to the movement at the incision site along the shaft.

When these knives have a downward curve at the top of the blunt edge and a bit of a point at the very tip of the cutting edge they are called kamagata.

[Saxophonist and composer] Wayne Shorter represents to me not only the spearpoint-tip of the cutting edge of acoustic music in jazz, but the stories he tells through his compositions point quite profoundly to fundamental experiences of the psyche, heart and intellect.

Working as an assistant allows you to get your foot in the door and pick up countless trade tips, giving you a cutting edge.

The cutting edge should run the full length from tip to the hilt.

From before reports, the relation of the variation of blade tip shape and applied load on the cutting edge has been clarified experimentally.