Sentence examples for in cutter from inspiring English sources

The approach applies to non-ruled surfaces, and also finds applications in cutter dimension optimization and flank millable surface design.

Quantitative analysis of results broadly supports the commonly used rule that the cutter aperture should be at least three times the nominal topsize of the material being sampled, but does not support the commonly used rule requiring increase in cutter aperture if the cutter speed exceeds 0.6 m/s.

An indenture of 23 March 1515 records the establishment of Broderers' Hall in Cutter Lane in that year, and the guild was officially incorporated (or reincorporated) by Royal Charter under Elizabeth I in 1561 as the Worshipful Company of Broderers.

For example, C. remanei is a temperate species that lives in association with terrestrial isopods and displays ~20-fold more sequence polymorphism than C. elegans (reviewed in Cutter et al. 2013).

As stated in Cutter et al. [ 23], chromosome arms have moderate to high rates of crossover recombination and low gene density and cores have strikingly little recombination despite comprising nearly half of each autosome.

Cut the dough into circles about 3 inches across.7.5 centimeter (3.0 in) cutter.

You tap in the label's text, push a bright red print button, wait a few seconds for the label to emerge and then chop it off with a built-in cutter.

Improvement in cutters and progress in reducing the time lost from equipment breakages were producing consistent improvements.

On the waters, teams of armed Coast Guard officers will patrol in cutters, along with harbor launches from the Police Department.

The process mechanics and dynamics of ball end milling are modeled in cutter-workpiece engagement coordinate system.

Willis says they have an in-house cutter so that the detail can get extreme.