Sentence examples for cutting range from inspiring English sources
A full factorial experimental design was employed and the cutting range tested was as follows: cutting speed varying from 70 to 210 m/min and feed rate from 0.08 to 0.28 mm/rev.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that 100m-140m women have been subject to the practice and thinks that some 3m girls are at risk each year of one of four forms of cutting, ranging from the symbolic to life-ruining.
Times required for the completion of sample cutting ranged from approximately 1 min (sample A) to approximately 2.7 min (sample C).
"There is simply no rational basis for cutting the range of science areas we are currently seeing.
So now the plan is to simplify things, cutting the range of payment platforms from 144 to 20 by 2020.
It was found that increasing the laser power from 1200 W to 1600 W resulted in an extension of the beneficial cutting speed range to 125 m/min.
The simulated results indicate that, in the chip formation process, β phase volume fraction increases from 8%to90%0% in the serrated chips and the machined surface at the cutting speed range of 50 600 m/min.
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In his opening speech to parliament on Tuesday, Edouard Philippe side-stepped the notion of one-size-fits-all austerity, instead insisting that the plan of the new centrist president, Emmanuel Macron, was to reduce public spending while launching a €50bn (£44bn) investment programme and cutting a range of taxes, including slashing corporate taxes to boost businesses.
Though playing music loudly does impact its ability to hear well, cutting that range by about half in my testing.
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