Due to the rotational motion of workpiece, with no need of reversing, the polishing machine can achieve smooth and steady motion.
John Doran's acclaimed memoir Jolly Lad, based on his long-running column MENK for VICE is available from SThenge Attractor Presse Attractor Press.
It was by ignoring this emerging climate in Pakistan that Zardari found himself in the embarrassing - and, for him, politically dangerous - position of needing to reverse course on the issue of the chief justice.
And today, much of his underlying political philosophy rests on the belief that the nation still needs to reverse the psychology of permissiveness and liberalism that began to take root in the country in the late 1960's.
The Socialist president said that France under his leadership already has the toolbox of measures it needs to reverse its 10.6 percent unemployment rate — suggesting that he was unwilling to challenge the country's most hard-nosed labor unions in a blood-sweat-and-tears test of the French capacity for pain.
This continuity in the soil definition results in a smaller volume of soil needed to reverse the slope of the pile, and hence this occurs at a slightly smaller depth below the top of the pile than LPILE which is based on a discretization in the soil definition.
It's important to note that when you use enthalpies of formation to calculate the enthalpy of a reaction, you need to reverse the sign of the enthalpy of formation whenever you reverse the equation of the component reaction.
The Bush administration needs to reverse the Clinton policy of making China a prime partner in trade and should focus on getting closer to India.
Through comedy, music and talks by Jim Al-Khalili, Uta Frith, Simon Singh and many others, the message of the evening was loud and clear: in next month's spending review, George Osborne needs to reverse the damaging cuts of recent years and invest more in research.
We need to reverse decades of the maldistribution of wealth and usher in a more just era for working people through passage of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA).
