Sentence examples for joint fitting from inspiring English sources

We cited a study of a fundamental Anthropologist (Geertz 1976) who did ethnography research at a specific region in Southeast Asia: "…the slametan (the ceremony of wishes), form a kind of social universal joint, fitting the various aspect of social-life and individual experience together in way which minimizes uncertainty, tension and conflict or at least it is supposed to do so".

When the joint fits snugly without any noticeable gaps, nail the molding to the wall studs.

Speaking of which, right next door to the hipper-than-thou Magnolia on Sunset Boulevard, is the Bowery (6268 Sunset Boulevard, 323-465-3400), a discreet little joint fitted out to replicate a New York bar.

That left him unable to flex the joint, and he has now had a plastic joint fitted into his left index finger.

Twenty minutes later Clayton lands the whirlybird at his summer getaway, a cedar-sided joint fitted out with patio furniture straight out of Wal-Mart.

He sits by the window, lights his joint, fits it to a pipe.

Tubular parts are important in many industrial applications (e.g. joints, fitting, etc).

The ultimate strength of the joints fit the requirements.

- Condenser: 24/40 joints, fitted with a drying tube, length optional.

The third problem is related to joint fits of datasets of different sizes.

A joint fit of the eclipse and transit times with extant RV data yieldsecos0.013520.000570.00054ω=−+and establishes the small eccentricity of the orbit to high statistical confidence.