For holes of a depth greater than five diameters, it is helpful to retract the drill at intervals and clear the swarf. |
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It's as if a person's tentative tone allows them to retract the statement if it is met with criticism or disapproval. |
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Complete transection causes the artery to quickly retract and close down, and this promotes clotting of the blood. |
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If I were a dictator, I could just slap him down or retract the broadcasting licenses of the media on his payroll. |
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To credit the newspaper, they did retract the quote once it was exposed as a blatant lie. |
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Your Honours, I made some concessions either explicit or implicit on the last occasion which I wish to retract. |
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There is a metallic hum as the glass barrier moves, sliding into the floor, and the metal bars in the portal retract up. |
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The surgeon uses a wire speculum to retract the eyelids to expose the eyeball. |
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Many have a group of hard plates which retract and grasp like teeth, commonly called Aristotle's lantern. |
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The bones in his arm jolted violently, causing him to retract, clutching it in pain. |
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The surgeon places two self-retaining retractors at right angles to one another to retract the longus colli muscles. |
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Soon after departure, the train's wheels retract and it floats 10 centimeters above the track. |
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When the airplane is clear of the ground, direct the co-pilot to retract and lock the landing gear. |
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Unlike many other species of turtles, green turtles are unable to retract their head into their shell. |
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The pleated window night screens could be replaced by some kind of roller blinds which are easier to retract. |
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Everyone makes mistakes and when they do, responsible media outlets do the decent thing and retract, apologise and pay damages if necessary. |
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There is a whole sequence of events that happens when those pilots take that landing gear handle and retract the landing gear. |
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When and how will they begin to retract their unambiguous presentation of the story as hard news? |
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Even small branches that are torn or cut will quickly retract into the areolar fat causing hematomas and ecchymosis during heparinization. |
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It is argued that it is almost impossible to retract a message posted to a chat room or discussion board. |
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I will retract my tuition forthwith and find a profession more suited to the quiet dignity of my sunset years. |
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Since the gear had a shorter strut, it could fold aft and retract within the chord of the wing. |
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The driver can turn the system off, which prompts the screen to retract into the dashboard. |
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I cranked the right engine for a few seconds just to retract the probe so I could transfer my external fuel. |
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Insiders revealed that the handsome star was left with no choice but to retract his complaint quickly returned to work without a fuss. |
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Following a complaint from a member of the public, the council has now decided to retract the fines as a goodwill gesture. |
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Although Mefferd later apologized for the method of her accusations, she did not retract the substance of the claims. |
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The proximity of the enemy to the airfield was illustrated by the fact that the fighters barely had time to retract their undercarriages before commencing attacks. |
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I cannot and I will not retract anything, since it is neither safe nor right to go against conscience. |
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Editor Mark Whitaker stood by the article, but had to retract the detail about the Quran. |
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Up to 30 cm across, it is usually found below 20m and can be easily recognised by its fleshy pink or white tentacles which, unlike most other anemones, it cannot retract. |
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Interestingly, he then wanted to retract that statement, obviously after his instructors realised what a real dill he was by saying it in the first place. |
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Lower the boom until the load rests in position and the forks are free to retract. |
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These polyps which have 8 tentacles can retract completely into their little holes and disappear from view. |
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It could not be determined if the captain commanded the PNF to retract the flaps or if the PNF performed this task without prompting. |
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Allow the epoxy to set hard, then remove the retract unit and air cylinder again. |
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If the seatbelt does not retract fully, feed the seatbelt in by hand so that it does not hang loose. |
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While maintaining hemostatic control, retract the tear away introducer, snap the hemostatic valve and peel away the sheath. |
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Use this function to retract a bad move or just try a different line of play. |
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Before folding out the machine extension arms, retract or fold up the parking supports. |
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If neighbouring assemblies excommunicate the assembly which does not wish to retract, that also causes wide trouble. |
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It was also noted that the retract switch arm had a groove worn where it contacts the profile spline. |
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For testing purposes, the retract and extend switches were interchanged, and the actuator worked normally. |
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When she returned to Addis Ababa, the Government demanded that she retract her statement, giving her three days to act before her re-arrest. |
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This rotation causes the ball nut to move along the shaft in the extend or retract direction. |
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Roughen the joint surfaces of the retract support and place it in the fuselage. |
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Pull down the irresistible farm buddies to see them shake as they retract up with gentle rattling sounds. |
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I would ask the member for Chambly-Borduas to retract the defamatory words he uttered against me. |
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The slicker bristles retract for protection and cleanliness when the tool is not in use. |
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Asked to retract what had been said, it was instead repeated the following Sunday, along with the threat of refusing absolution. |
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Without this money Uruguay admitted it would have had to retract its tobacco control law and settle with Philip Morris out of court. |
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Mr. Speaker, I retract my comments and I will be careful, in the future, to find more parliamentary synonyms. |
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To operate safely, the door must retract if a person or an object hinders closure. |
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I am pleased that my statement has caused him to retract those original remarks. |
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If the flaps are extended, do not retract them until the airframe is clear of ice. |
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When tuna swim rapidly, their fins retract into grooves, and even their eyes form a smooth surface with the rest of the head. |
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These smaller corals are soft and fleshy as their name suggests and when disturbed some are able to retract into what looks like pincushions. |
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Sometimes, this means it will retract only enough on certain areas of the part. |
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Therefore, they were never exposed to either scenario and never had the opportunity to learn to retract the spoilers when conducting a go-around. |
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If the device to operate the step fails, the step shall retract and remain in the retracted position. |
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The lawyer in question persuaded his son to retract some of his claims and to sign certain procedural documents. |
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White neighborhood organizations pressured the Department's staff to use its power to retract the licenses of dealers who employed blockbusting tactics. |
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At the pilot's command, retract the landing gear and raise the wing flaps. |
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Right now, only three months later, I would like to retract what I said. |
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There is, as it seems to me at least, nothing in that judgment which the court should now seek to vary, modify or retract, assuming that it were open to the court to do so. |
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If it is corrected before the player who revoked plays to the next trick, the opponent who played after the revoke may retract one's card and substitute another. |
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I would simply ask that he fully retract his comments and apologize. |
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His manager, agent, and close friends begged him to retract his statement. |
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This long enough to allow the screen to unroll and retract several times. |
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Sit back, relax and operate your awning from the comfort of your lounger. Just press a button on your remote, and your awning will extend or retract. |
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Therefore, I would ask my hon. colleague, in his submission, to perhaps stand once again and retract that portion of his testimony where he called it a character assassination of Mr. Colvin. |
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Analogously to the natural tooth, it is possible with periimplantary gingival tissue protruding only slightly over the abutment margin to retract the sulcus tissue by means of a retraction thread. |
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Foldable stainless steel floor cranes are portable and retract into a compact size when not in use, to save space in storage. |
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In spite of automatic mechanisms that retract the rudder, major damage can still result and delamination can lead to the part simply falling apart. |
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The phoronids are habitants of the marine benthos, each individual produces a chitinous tube in which one moves freely, being able to retract. |
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No one may be forced to retract or change his or her opinion. |
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Mouth closure If closed, attempt to 3rd maxillipeds retract open the 3rd strongly to cover the maxillipeds with a sharp smaller mouth parts. |
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Results were very mixed however and the Gaeltacht where native speakers lived continued to retract. |
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Others are designed to retract slightly on impact to lessen the chance of bouncing out. |
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These setae are attached to intrinsic parapodial muscles which act to protrude setae, or retract them, or spread them. |
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The Cryptodira retract their necks backwards while contracting it under their spine, whereas the Pleurodira contract their necks to the side. |
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A number noticed little points that I had to then retract. |
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However, in the air, if the pivot pin is not in the bushing, vibration and air loads could cause the flap to partially or fully retract, resulting in a flap asymmetry. |
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If the damage is severe or the source rod will not retract, a special transport container such as a steel drum with a secure lid and sand or gravel as shielding may be used. |
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To disengage: unbuckle the belt and allow the belt to fully retract. |
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However hard the question hit me, in essence her demand to be excused for deeds that do not appertain to her, I could not retract anything about the terror spread on the streets during the miners' rampages. |
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Rather than apologize or retract, he stayed silent and tried to obfuscate. |
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I retract all the accusations I made about the senator and sincerely hope he won't sue me. |
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This will allow Novartis to retract any unjustified payment to an employee if later it is found to be based on financial misstatements or unethical business behavior. |
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Powered by Dairymaster's hydraulic unit, on the reverse stroke, the paddles retract leaving the slurry ready to be pushed further along on the next forward stroke. |
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Ranges without automatic target placements sometimes have concrete trenches where personnel lift and retract, mark and replace targets. |
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Many have been tortured or otherwise ill-treated during captivity, often in an attempt to force them to confess to criminal activity or to retract accusations of human rights violations. |
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Another instance is when Khamenei indirectly called Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani a traitor for a statement he made, resulting Rafsanjani to retract it. |
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These are preprogrammed subroutines that move the tool through successive passes of cut, retract, advance, cut again, retract again, return to the initial position, and so on. |
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Trita Parsi wrote a letter to Senator Graham on May 24 and urged him to retract his anti-Iran statements and make a public apology to Iranian people. |
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However, by 30 July 2008, IOC spokesman Kevan Gosper had to retract this optimistic statement, announcing that the Internet would indeed be censored for journalists. |
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The turbo jets will help it get to the speed of sound and then retract, allowing the rocket motor to power it to more than 100,000 feet in the air. |
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In this case, the assistant may need to move to the patient's right to position the HVE inlet lingually and to retract the patient's tongue with a mouth mirror. |
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The blade catches a hair, pulls it up, and slices through it, after which the hair starts to retract. |
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They were positioned to the port side of the nose at our ten o'clock, in order to remain clear of the 3-wire's bight on the retract. |
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It works as a proper estate, with rear seats whose headrests retract, whose cushions flip forward and whose backrests fold down in one continuous, interconnected movement. |
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Like many steps on the road to collectivized medical practice, the RBRVS will be almost impossible to retract, once it is made public. |
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