Sentence examples for the plate itself from inspiring English sources

"Part of the $30 entree," he said, "goes into the plate itself, and the glass and silver.

From the menu, tissues of pink tuna (carpaccio) made a witty starter, the transparent slices seeming at first to be of the plate itself.

Longitudinal growth involves replacement of cartilage by bone from the shaft side of the growth plate, at a rate closely matched by the rate of production of new cartilage by the plate itself.

A locking mechanism on the screws implies that they cannot loosen out of the plate, increasing the load on the plate itself.

Once a threshold value EImin for the bending stiffness, also called minimum stiffness, is exceeded, the stiffener more or less remains in its original position in the state of the onset of buckling while the buckling pattern of the stiffened plate is dominated by local buckling modes of the plate itself.

The buckling modes of the plate itself are approximated using an interpolation scheme consisting of rather simple trigonometric functions which allows for a closed-form analytical description of both the buckling modes as well as of the buckling loads of the elastically restrained composite plates.

Next, the last property matrices of the moving mass element are transformed into the global coordinate system and combined with the property matrices of the inclined plate itself to determine the effective overall property matrices and the instantaneous equations of motion of the entire vibrating system.

This central core could well be the tail stalk that binds the spikes to the base plate itself.

There are self- portraits, transcribed not in a mirror but from the reflection on the copper plate itself.

First, they examined the strength of the tectonic plate itself.

A napkin, simply folded -- and for a nice dinner, cloth, never paper -- might go to the left of the forks, but the 1960 edition of Emily Post's Etiquette insists the napkin belongs on the dinner plate itself.