Sentence examples for saws machine from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, two soldiers armed with M-4 carbines and fearsome M-249 Saws machine guns stand guard inside concrete and sandbag bunkers atop the Bravo Company camp's roof, while squads of soldiers patrol alleys with no names in Mosul's Old City, and everyone prays.

The sawing machine vibration is a major factor to evaluate and predict the sawing performance.

Sawing machine, device for cutting up bars of material or for cutting out shapes in plates of raw material.

A few increases in sawing machine vibration cause a significant increase in the maintenance cost, which is important, because it determines the production cost.

Hence, the purpose of this study is to investigate the sawing machine vibration based on rock characteristics using stochastic techniques, namely genetic algorithm (GA) and differential evolution (DE).

The simulated geometries were manufactured and an automatic sawing machine was exploited to dig 240 μm wide trenches in the glass substrate.

For this, two empty holes were drilled to support the sawing jigs and a wire sawing machine with embedded industrial diamond wire was used to cut an artificial discontinuity near the initial blasting holes at the tunnel face.

Additionally, 12 types of rocks, including Granite, Marble and Travertine were collected and studied and laboratory tests were conducted based on physical and mechanical properties for evaluating sawing machine vibration from Iranian quarries.

Future work will concentrate on the improvement of the wire sawing machine to reduce the cutting time and three dimensional modeling of the blasting effect will also be performed.

Mr. Burkholder acknowledged that he lost part of a finger when, as an adult, he absent-mindedly touched a sawing machine, and noted that a 50-year-old employee recently lost most of his right arm when he tried cleaning out some wood without turning off the saw.

Though the paper may have expressed "sincere regret" for its hacking activities, it would never consider apologising for a much greater offence – transforming modern popular journalism into little more than a newsprint version of an old-fashioned seaside what-the-butler-saw machine.