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The fringe should be a decent size, so make the width at least 5cm-7.5cm (2 to 3 inches wide), which will allow for cutting space.
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But watch him slip onto the stage and dart, surge and amble at City Center this week, including the dark "Banquet of Vultures" (Sunday night and Tuesday), and you see someone with a gift for cutting through space with diamond-sharp clarity, his transparency giving the dances the finer quality of things seen through water.
Ensure that there is plenty of space for cutting, unimpeded by other things.
Measure the size of your subject's head and make a space for cutting around the neck area for the head to fit through.
Use a ruler to mark regular spaces for cutting the fringe on each length.
These blades have tempered carbon steel teeth, which are very fine (small, and closely spaced) for cutting sheet metal like galvanised roofing metal, or aluminum, copper, or brass tubing.
Congress this year authorized NASA to proceed with a five-year, $4.5 billion program called the Space Launch Initiative, which is supposed to encourage large aerospace companies and small start-ups to develop new approaches for cutting the cost of going into space.
The Origin has a touchscreen attached behind the cutter that simulates the cutting space for the user.
It meant creating surgical techniques for cutting a flap in the eye and attaching the devices in the space beneath the retina.
How about this idea for cutting payroll: a remote-controlled robot that video-chats with those it encounters and peers into the spaces where it roams.
To provide space for the cuttings, M-shaped teeth with gaps (gullets) between them were developed; this tooth conformation, first noted in the mid-15th century, is still used in modern crosscut saws manufactured for coarse work and for cutting heavy timber.
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