Sentence examples similar to reduced corner from inspiring English sources

The resulting changes have included reducing the capacity and power of engines, the use of grooved tyres to reduce cornering speeds, the introduction of the HANS device to protect drivers' necks in accidents, circuit re-design and greatly increased requirements for crash testing of chassis.

Budget smartphones traditionally disappoint – the screen is sketchy, the processor slow or the capabilities reduced as corners are cut.

Figure 9d show that contour activity is not reduced at corners or T-junctions.

People pointed at the concrete pier — the ship had rammed straight into it, denting the front of the hull and reducing a corner of the structure into a pile of rubble.

Additional features of the microplates include better well access when using water immersion, high numerical aperture objectives with an ultralow plate bottom, an improved lid design that reduces evaporation, corner spacers that avoid damaging the imaging surface when stacking, and a choice of different coatings to suit specific applications.

Reducing the corner radius should increase the predicted stretch and compression in the material near the opening edge, however it should not substantially alter the stretches far from the opening edge or change the qualitative pattern of deformation.

But some worry local authorities may start to cut corners to reduce costs.

They say such prisons have an incentive to cut corners and reduce costs.

The Sardinian language, as is known, has been reduced to a corner and the music using it is not much better off.

The right astragalus is preserved in the holotype (AODF 603) and is complete; wedge-shaped with a reduced cranio-medial corner.

Owing to shape discontinuity, the highly stressed sites of the central and locking screws are the interlocking hole and the diameter-reduced corner.