Sentence examples for press guide from inspiring English sources

"Clay is a subtle composition of elements, making it a unique and particularly noble surface," the press guide says.

More from the press guide: These materials, shaped by the teams at Roland Garros, become a playground whose qualities are limitless — land reserved for the giants of tennis.

At 5 feet 10 inches and lighter than the 183 pounds listed in the press guide, he giggled at a few questions about his surge of power.

The excellently thorough, smart and handsome TIMBER PRESS GUIDE TO SUCCULENT PLANTS OF THE WORLD (Timber Press, $49.95), by Fred Dortort, offers a trove of jewels for a robust, drought-tolerant garden.

He suggests that new science writers take a look at the Willings Press Guide to see what publications may be relevant to their technical background and interests.

The basketball player competed two years at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, with the web press guide listing him only by his first and middle name.

Sally McKenna's book Extreme Greens: Understanding Seaweeds is published by Estragon Press (guides.ie/books) at €20.

Only initial machining of the lead press guides was imposed, since the roughing generates more heat and internal stresses than the finishing operation.

Precise manufacturing of lead press guides within strict dimensional tolerances is difficult considering anisotropy of the material and different thermal responses during machining.

The dimensional stability of lead press guides in the temperature range of −50 to 125 °C was analyzed although in practice the thermal properties of PPS GF 40 do not allow its use over such a wide temperature range.

Lead press guides made from polyphenylene sulphide composite (PPS GF 40) and used to keep microelectronic devices accurately in their respective testing equipment are machined from sheet form on the CNC machine.