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.
This paper analyses the effect of oxy-fuel cutting, plasma cutting and laser cutting on the fatigue behaviour of cut straight edges performed on structural steels S355M, S460M, S690Q and S890Q.
Here a group of dedicated scientists are performing cutting-edge experiments on mice in an effort to come up with a cure for baldness".
In the laboratory, scientists perform cutting-edge experiments on highly automated instruments but then record the results with paper and pen, or print them and paste them in old-fashioned lab notebooks with a glue stick.
Not only does UAB's 1917 Clinic perform cutting-edge research and pivotal clinical trials, but it has also helped patients overcome the stigma about HIV that is all too prevalent in this part of the country and stay in treatment and on their drugs.
Developing countries usually suffer from brain drain and lack of highly sophisticated equipment to perform cutting-edge research.
The W4M infrastructure enables both experimental users with no specific programming skills and advanced developers to perform cutting-edge and reproducible computational analyses from raw data to metabolite annotation.
In the public mind, forensic science means cutting-edge technology: well-equipped professionals performing complex experiments in glossy laboratories, as in CSI or Silent Witness.
He was in the forefront in developing cutting-edge environmental education programs and in performing and publishing state-of-the-art research, and had the unique ability and distinguished record of successfully predicting where the demand for information and instruction would develop.
Canada has cutting-edge practitioners in the use of performing arts, such as theatre and dance to address social determinants [ 88] and promoting community health [ 88].
