Sentence examples for pressing tools from inspiring English sources

This guy is basically making a fan axlesbaseplate for an axel fan by hand using only a few awls and some pressing tools.

When the pressing tools are removed after the loading stage, the workpiece springs back due to the elastic recovery and the shape deviation needs to be compensated.

In order to improve the mechanical properties of profiles extruded from aluminum chips, a four turn equal channel angular pressing tool was integrated into an extrusion die (iECAP die).

But despite its recent decision to release 104 Palestinian prisoners, they will be released in stages over a pre-set timeline and it will be linked to the progress of the negotiations, which means that Israel will turn such a humanitarian issue into a pressing tool to serve its interests in the talks.

Methods of bending the tool shaft: Scene 2, trapping the tool under the foot and bending the tool shaft with the bill; Scene 3, holding the tool in the bill and pressing the tool shaft against a firm substrate; and Scene 4, inserting the tool into a hole and pulling the tool shaft sideways by bill.

Concurrently with the QIMT measurement, QAS measurements began after pressing the "Tools" button.

By pressing the "Tools" button and starting the QIMT function, a RF signal tracked the leading edge of lumen intima to the leading edge of media adventitia interface at the posterior wall of the selected vascular segment.

What seems probable is that the suddenly pressing need for tools like videoconferencing and the Internet will speed their social acceptability.

The law was currently abdicating its role and there was a pressing need for tools that could help people manage their online presences.

With the continued proliferation of high-throughput biological experiments, there is a pressing need for tools to integrate the data produced in ways that produce biologically meaningful conclusions.

Thus, there is a pressing need for tools that clinicians and policy-makers can utilize in order to interpret the evidence effectively and apply the results in a judicious manner.