Sentence examples for gripping means from inspiring English sources

Ring gripping means that under the pressure of roll and friction, ring grips the rolling gap and produces rotating rolling motion, thus ring thickness receives equal rolling and the outer diameter expands equally, and this is a sufficient condition for ring rolling forming.

The versatility of its grip means the robot could manipulate many different objects with the same hand, which would make it faster at adapting to a new task.

In reality, the military-style operation against the mayor may well be a signal that a regime that is losing its grip means to hold on to power by force.In a democracy, Mr Maduro would have little hope of surviving as president past next year.

More grip means faster cornering speeds, harder acceleration and braking - and quicker lap times.

A better grip means a better launch.

A wider grip means you will have to squeeze harder to maintain your grip.

A weak grip means the hands are rotated to the left on the handle.

A strong grip means the exact opposite, a rotation to the right.

Here are a few plugs for "The Firm": "The accelerating tempo of paranoia-driven events is wonderful"; "Reads like the whirlwind"; "Keeps the reader hooked"; "Ensnares the reader"; "Gripping"; "A mean and lean page turner".

The young men, many of whom have abandoned their in-line skates, had customized their scooters with headlights and translucent grips meant for bicycles, sparkly sandpaper of the sort used on skateboards, bright stickers and spray-painted samurai.

The mean value of firefighters' responses about the performance of fire gloves revealed low satisfaction with water-proofness (mean: 1.9 ± 1.1), grip (mean: 2.5 ± 0.9), dexterity (mean: 1.8 ± 0.9) and thermal comfort (mean: 2.9 ± 0.7).