Sentence examples for tight tolerances from inspiring English sources

Such tight tolerances are needed because many of the important bits of an aeroplane (the fuselage, landing gear, flaps and so on) bolt on to them.

Some four-fifths of the welding and body-assembly is automated, which makes it easier to work to extremely tight tolerances (around a fifth of a millimetre).

Yet a new report from the Centre for Welfare Reform, How Norms Become Targets, uses a leaked set of Atos data to suggest that the DWP is holding Atos to extremely tight tolerances on its results.

With cylinder bores held to tight tolerances and engineered to remain as round as possible in operation, the tension exerted by the piston rings can be reduced, lowering the drag as the piston travels through its stroke.

As the New York Times correspondent (and former Marine) C. J. Chivers explains in "The Gun," Westerners were used to making guns with "precision tools that allowed assembly lines to work within tight tolerances and mill parts to an exacting fit".

The materials used have extremely tight tolerances and flow together seamlessly.

Precision measurement equipment verifies conformance to the tight tolerance limits set by the manufacturers, and those components that are even marginally off are repaired or replaced.

Electrical discharge machining (EDM) drilling is becoming the standard method for producing small, tight tolerance holes.

After oxidation at 800°C, the inner diameter of the core-shell SiNW arrays can be controlled below 10 nm within a tight tolerance.

Micro-manufacturing processes are characterized by high process variability and an increased significance of measurement uncertainty in relation to tight tolerance specifications.

High speed, large diameter, tight tolerance for rotating accuracy and motion control are some of the technical challenges in this application.