Sentence examples for sharp drill from inspiring English sources

Use a clean sharp drill with the appropriate diameter.

The osteotomy was performed using a sharp drill and a chisel whilst preserving the periosteum.

The osteotomy is performed percutaneously using a sharp drill through a drill-guide with normal saline cooling and completion of the osteotomy with a sharp chisel.

An in-house build handheld hollow and sharp drill was used for taking cylindrical soil samples of 6 mm in diameter and ca. 2 cm in length and weighing 1 2 gram (see Figure 1a).

Drilling should always be with a sharp drill, using a stop start technique with slow drill speeds to reduce long periods of constant fast speed drilling and always with drill cooling using normal saline [5].

Intra-operative precautions such as protecting soft tissues with drill sleeves, using sharp drill bits, avoiding thermal necrosis when using power drills, and preventing ischaemic necrosis of skin by implanting wires or pins without excessive skin tension are all measures thought to reduce pin site infections [16, 37, 42].

The prevention of infection protocol includes the following: intravenous antibiotics are given prior to skin incision and continued for 24 post-operatively; no tourniquet is used; and pins are inserted after pre-drilling with sharp drills using sleeves to protect soft tissues.

I quickly found entertainment in counting the number of times my seatmate, a future dentist, dropped his metal compass, its sharp drill-like point piercing the drab floor tiles for emphasis.

Coach Ray Lewington was the main voice heard as England went through some sharp drills, with the work of Everton's Ross Barkley and Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere - who both may get their chance against Costa Rica - drawing praise.

Sharp drilled wide six minutes later but after half-time Huddersfield were back on top and Danny Ward's shot was blocked by Chris Gunter before a long-range Lynch effort was well held by Alex McCarthy.

England's players were in lively mood going through their paces in the open part of their Urca training session - and there was the added bonus of the sight of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain doing some short, sharp drills that suggested he is now closing in on full fitness after his knee injury.