Sentence examples for dies capable of from inspiring English sources

To make dies capable of pressing tiny, intricate patterns onto the threads, LeVey had to borrow a technology often used to create injection molds for detailed plastic parts.

This trend works against U.S. toolmakers, whose expensive machinery is best suited to produce heavy-duty dies capable of stamping out millions of identical parts.

The development of a high sensitivity polymer melt extrusion flow instability detection die capable of estimating the normal stress differences of polymer melts during capillary rheometry tests via the 'hole effect' is presented here as proof-of-principle.

A ruling class that had shut down its feelings to the extent that it could engineer a famine in India in the 1870s in which between 12 million and 29 million people died was capable of almost anything.

But Mr. Mas and his troupe are deadly serious about dance, and once the laughter dies down, they are capable of performing moving pieces that drill into the universal themes of love, death and erotic longing.

ʿAbbās died without an heir capable of succeeding him.

My father and mother died before I was capable of remembering them.

Besides designing the finisher die, the program is capable of estimating the required forging load, which is essential for selecting an appropriate forming machine.

Wounding yet beloved, Ms. Farber, who died in 1998, was capable of great cruelty, but it was from her, a still-shattered Ms. Mapp makes clear, that she learned the most about dance and how to teach it.

To be mortal is to be capable of dying (as opposed to going on and on and on), and therefore of having a beginning, middle and end, which is what sentences, narratives and arguments have: you start here and end there with the completed thought or story or conclusion (quod erat demonstrandum).

And right up until the dying seconds we looked capable of winning.