In machine bookbinding, casing-in, or affixing the book into its cover (case), is done entirely by semiautomatic or fully automatic machines.
The OhSoh ELi (Electronic Levelling Intelligence) is a squat, vaguely mushroom-like base with a tripod mount built-in for affixing your camera.
They had worked together for some twenty-five years, from after the war until the end of the sixties, in obscurity and in fame, affixing their names, in that time, to both phantasmagoria and crap.
Suffice it to say that the self-parody of the appellation, singular and majuscule as if affixed in Plato's firmament, appeared to rule out all interpretations competing with that of shenanigan.
All of the solution exchanges mentioned below were done by putting the solution (0.1 ml) in a pipette tip and affixing it in the inlet hole, followed by pulling of the syringe.
In 1935, King John affixing his wax seal to the charter appeared on the door of the United States Supreme Court Building.
In the course of his long life in the theater he played almost all the great Shakespearean characters and in many cases affixing an enduring imprint.
High-end markets in cities across the country, including Miami and Chicago, caught the fever, producing record sales prices in 2012, and affixing record price tags to houses and apartments.
She also let him root through archival materials, including photos of women in flared skirts affixing miniature water towers to rooftops.
In a typical European language, the lexical sense resides primarily in the stem and the grammatical information is found in affixes: washed from the stem wash- and the past tense marker -ed, and washer from the stem wash- and the agent-suffix -er.
