Sentence examples for inserting a pin into from inspiring English sources
Converts to a "regular" suspension trainer by inserting a pin into the pulley to lock the rope in place.
Each tray had two holes (1.4 cm in diameter), one at each end; one served to allow the subject's pulling, whereas the other hole allowed the experimenter to block the tray by inserting a pin into it.
Once the cars were joined, the employee inserted a pin into a hole a few inches from the end of the tube to hold the link in place.
The fracture was in an awkward position, close to the wrist joint, and consultants at the hospital Wexham Park, near Slough decided to insert a pin through the knuckle and up into the hand to reinforce the bones between my little finger and my wrist.
The Italian shoemakers who created the stiletto in the early 1950s did so by inserting a metal pin into a high, slim heel to keep it from snapping; they named their invention after a narrow-bladed knife favoured by Renaissance assassins.
Insert a pin into the front and secure the pinhead inside the knife.
AMID the ageing brick warehouses of South Boston, an assembler at the Cole Hersee switch plant inserts the pin into a roller connecter, flattening each end with a metal press to keep it secure.
To ensure a reliable fixation, the cartilage/BNC constructs were embedded into the wells of a 48-well plate by adding a total of 300 μl hot liquid, 2% agarose (normal melting point; Invitrogen) into each well of a 48-well plate and subsequent generation of cylinders of a defined size (5.8 mm) by inserting a custom-made metal pin plate into the hot agarose.
Cylinders of a defined size were created by inserting a self-manufactured metal-pin plate into the hot agarose.
In order to overcome this problem of suppressing delamination, which is a critical weakness for composite materials, z-pinned composite material with reinforced out-of-plane elastic properties was developed by inserting z-pins into out-of-plane directions.
