In mechanical and civil engineering the term pin, or more properly pin fastener, designates a peg- or boltlike device designed to fasten machine and structural components together or to keep them properly aligned.
The facts alleged are as follows: For the last twenty-five years practically all the shoes worn in the United States have been made by the help of machines, grouped as lasting machines, welt-sewing machines, and outsole-stitching machines, heeling machines and metallic fastening, machines, there being a large variety of machines in each group.
f Portrays the loosening and tightening of bolts holding or fastening two RVS machine subsystems together.
A beam they were fastening atop the elevator machine room rolled out of place, and Mr. McEnroe and Mr. Powell lost their balance and plummeted 65 feet to their deaths.
According to the publicity release, a factory worker who starts a machine without fastening the safety guard will hear the device snarl, "Better fasten that guard while you've still got a hand to use!", a smoker walking into an inflammable area will hear, "Douse that cigarette!" and so on.
The distal portion of the femur was embedded in acrylic cement (Meliodent, Heraeus-Kulzer GmbH, Hanau, Germany) in a custom-made steel cylinder that allowed vertical alignment and fastening to the pullout test machine.
On the back of the altar, two wooden beams (partially visible in Figure 2), fasten the Machine to the apse wall.
(h) Tightening or screwing the M20 bolts into the drilled holes of the new torsion bar using a spanner in order to fasten the two RVS machine subsystems together.
Similarly, the DDH model was fastened on the material testing machine and hip strain value was measured three times in the aforementioned way.
Bench-top bandsaws should be fastened to the bench to prevent the machine from overturning, and new machines should come with fasteners for this purpose.
