Sentence examples for receiving hole from inspiring English sources

If the broken part doesn't start to move fairly quickly then stop and use another method (above), Be careful that you do not splay the metal into the threads of the receiving hole, otherwise you risk making it more difficult to drill out.

The requesting vehicle then rescans the received holes and reconfirms the availability of the spectrum.

The moment that coincides with the addition of the hydrogen peroxide is the start time of the second step related to the MACE reactions as it is illustrated in Figure 5 under the label step 2. In fact, Si atoms underneath Ag particles receive holes not only from the reduction of hydronium ions (H3O+) but mainly from the reduction of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).

He said that while he had intended to open the store on the day after Thanksgiving this year, he decided to open it in September after receiving Mr. Hole's letter, in order to prove that he had a legitimate purpose for the Web site.

But at least thank your lucky stars that the days of actually receiving a hole in the head in the name of medicine are long gone.

This paper introduces a new nonlinear and adaptive method to the problem of ore grade estimation, which is based on the Wavelet Neural Network (WNN) approach, and is designed to receive drill hole information from an orebody and perform ore grade estimation on a block model basis.

The complete set consists of a ground launch device that generates pressure pulse signals, a control system, and a down hole receiver for receiving and decoding the pulse signal.

Justin Rose's challenge was alive after making birdie on the 12th to reach 16 under par but the Englishman double-bogeyed the next hole after receiving a horrendous greenside bunker lie.

For all the focus the 17th hole receives, it has cost someone the championship only a few times.

This year, beneficiaries in the hole received a 50 percent discount on brand-name drugs and 14 percent for generics.

In one recent experiment, people asked to hit a golf ball into a hole received either a so-called "lucky" golf ball or an ordinary golf ball.