Sentence examples for suitable tip from inspiring English sources

It is indecent, City Hall has told us, for a woman working at the Playpen, a venerable, if dreary, establishment on Eighth Avenue, to take off her clothes for a $5 fee plus a "suitable" tip.

Test run the spray on a piece of wood to determine the most suitable tip for the sprayer and the most effective stoke motion.

AFMs with suitable tips are being used to study microscratching, microwear and nanowear and nano/picoindentation behavior of solid surfaces and thin films.

Our work demonstrated that to obtain true height and phase images of heterogeneous polymers and avoid artifact interference, it is important to select appropriate measurement parameters and suitable tips.

Choose a suitable kissaki (tip) for the blade.

This is conducted by considering the Q-parameter as a suitable crack-tip constraint parameter, and study its effects on the reference temperature T0 in the master curve approach.

There are, however, two important SFM modes where the interaction signal can be calibrated appropriately and where the error signal depends linearly on tip-sample distance for a suitable range of tip-sample interaction: the normal force signal in the case of contact mode SFM and the oscillation amplitude in the case of the so called AM-DSFM mode.

The upper half of the peninsula is protected as François Peron National Park, accessible via a treacherous 30-mile soft-sand track that snakes through barren scrubland to a lookout at the tip — suitable only for "high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicles," the signs warned.

This robot provides only stiff configuration at the tip suitable to perform surgical tasks in single-port laparoscopy (SPL).

The endopods do not have a tip suitable for walking, and the long exopod setae extend distally beyond the tip of the endopods.

Each is accompanied by discreet decoration tips suitable for dadoes, friezes or ceiling decorations, for the smoking room or, in the case of an unusually descriptive motif of a peasant-art parent bird advising a baby bird, for the nursery.