Sentence examples for pinching system from inspiring English sources

Salvador was also a part of the pinching system the Devils' defensemen used in the Rangers' end, which hemmed them in for much of Games 1 through 4. The Devils carried the play in eight or nine of the series' first 12 periods.

Brad, slightly winded at the head of the stairs, from having held his breath while admiring her haunches as they moved in the snug knit dress, asked, "Did you mean it, that your phone doesn't work, either?" "Yeah, some penny-pinching system he got installed, so it's all the same wires.

From comparison of the designing and the actual inductances of the X-pinch system, the actual inductance of X-pinch system is 3.5 times higher than the designing inductance.

While recycling offers advantages to the Z-pinch system, it adds complexity and cost to the HI designs.

To reduce the total inductance of X-pinch system, we will modify the gap switch system such as multi spake gap.

On-line identification of degrading and pinching hysteretic systems is quite a challenging problem because of its complexity.

We discuss how a pulsed power-driven Z-pinch hybrid system producing only 20 MW of fusion yield can drive a sub-critical transuranic blanket that transmutes 1280 kg of actinide wastes per year and produces 3000 MW.

The sliding zoom control also works better than Apple's pinch-and-zoom system.

Which brings us to the Philadelphia Eagles running back Duce Staley, a franchise player if there ever was one, and someone who exemplifies what happens when professional football's anal, fat-pinching, stopwatch-obsessed system completely misses the boat on a prospect.

Another classic touchscreen gesture, but with the added awesomeness of a multi-screen system: pinch-to-zoom.

The new methodology which adapts the same concept as the Stand-Alone Hybrid System Power Pinch Analysis utilizes data extracted from an ideal (considering no efficiency losses) graphical Power Pinch Analysis and Power Cascade Table and multiplying the extracted data with a probability factor to obtain an estimated target (considering efficiency losses) for the power system.