Gatling guns had several barrels (usually 6 or 10) mounted around a central axle and revolved by means of a hand crank.
The block, made to revolve by an electric motor, pulls the lubricated rod through the die, reducing it in diameter and increasing its length.
The block, revolved by an electric motor, pulls the lubricated rod through the die, reducing it in diameter and increasing its length.
Nay, though our atoms should revolve by chance, And matter leap into the former dance; Though time our life and motion could restore, And make our bodies what they were before, What gain to us would all this bustle bring?
Two years ago, the site introduced a feature, called "My Revolve," by which customers could select the designers they preferred, creating their own mini-boutiques with their brand choices, says Kobie Fuller, the company's chief marketing officer.
What they have instead is a solid but flexible "structure" — blocks of loose pentameter verse, irregularly rhymed, which can expand to fit whatever he notices: On the dewy Savannah, gently revolved by their grooms, snorting, delicate-ankled racehorses exercise, as delicate-ankled as brown smoke from the bakeries.
What they have instead is a solid but flexible "structure"—blocks of loose pentameter verse, irregularly rhymed, which can expand to fit whatever he notices: On the dewy Savannah, gently revolved by their grooms, snorting, delicate-ankled racehorses exercise, as delicate-ankled as brown smoke from the bakeries.
The fruit was revolved by the fruit carrying revolving tray, 60° each time, revolved six times, so as to shoot the complete apple surface.
ARDs of the homologous TRPV2 (Jin et al., 2006), TRPV3 (Shi et al., 2013), TRPV4 (Inada et al., 2012) and TRPV6 (Phelps et al., 2008) were also revolved by crystallography.
This allows the cylinder to revolve by being brushed against an object or the inertia from a sudden sideways motion.
