Sentence examples similar to where pieces join from inspiring English sources

Colonel Currie had to use the Canadian-built robot arm to place Zarya on top of Unity without being able to see where the pieces joined.

The point at which the pieces join is called a knot.

Splines are piecewise polynomials, being pieces defined by a sequence of knots ζ1 <  ζ2 < … ζ m, in such a way that pieces join smoothly at these knots.

The glass used to encase the display is described as either seamless, or featuring small design elements to hide where one piece joins another.

Since we expect the curve to consist of two very smooth pieces, joined at a more rapidly changing junction point where the breast meets the surrounding torso, this modest increase in flexibility over simple linear or quadratic shapes is appealing and the suitability of this choice has been endorsed by repeated effective use over a wide variety of breast curves of this type.

To compare pieces joined with the thin layer of MgO powder both samples were tested in four point bending test.

The slab is actually two semicircular pieces joined together.

Using the feather knife, whittle away the edges of the pieces where they join together (the seam allowance) so that the material is thinner and overlaps without creating a bump.

Follow the pattern to guide you as to where to join the pieces.

One vintage piece joins two recent works performed by her regular group, the Raindears.

The piece joins a sonic screwdriver Tennant was given after playing Dr Who.