levers造句

conflicting route levers

Hide the ejector seat levers.

manipulate the levers of a machine

Figure 10-8: Ejector seat levers have catastrophic results.

The linkage may consist of a series of interconnected levers and rods, or levers and a cable.

The animals learned to press switch levers with their paws.

The design of levers differential pressure piston pilot cup float steam trap

Soft levers require stroke to go towards caliper and hose expansion instead of brake power.

I was confronted with an array of knobs, levers, and switches.

switches,levers,etc by which a machine is operated or regulated

A series of levers joined to a pointer shows pressure on a dial.

China has other levers that it is already pulling to fine-tune its economic policy beyond the yuan's value.

The system used levers to control the distance that the intake valves were lifted off their seats.

Those fragile spirals and small levers are always deliberately difficult to make trouble, which consumes a lot of workers'energy.

Internet rate, tax ratio and exchange rate are the three major economic levers for the government to create a favorable external environment for the development of enterprises. Unfortunately, we haven't, so far, given those three levers into full play.

Dials and sliders are idioms borrowed directly from Mechanical-Age metaphors of rotating knobs and sliding levers.

a lock whose tumblers are levers that must be raised to a given position so that the bolt can move.

Methods Serum levers of CA125 and TPS in patients with benign ovary tumor and patients with ovary cancer were measured by ELISA.

Meanwhile, the government will further make use of fiscal and monetary levers to support economic growth and provide a better policy environment for private investment.

The driller operates the pumps, drawworks, and rotary table via the drillers console-a control room of gauges, control levers, rheostats, and other pneumatic, hydraulic and electronic instrumentation.

Through update products, innovative management style, flexible economic levers to stimulate desire to attract and meet the reasonable requirements of domestic consumers.

Even if Banks are instructed to lend, property developers cannot be obliged to borrow, putting the government at one stage removed from direct control over economic levers.

Having climbed the wooden stairs and pushed open the door, I was met by a thick fug of pipe smoke, rows of levers, a glowing stove and a signalman with his feet up reading the paper.

In effect, Labour ministers have been working in opposition to what is necessary for the public good, while eschewing obvious levers available to them to reduce the demand for fossil fuels.

Applications must have ejector seat levers so that users can—occasionally—move persistent objects (see Chapter 11) in the interface, or dramatically (sometimes irreversibly) alter the function or behavior of the application.

But Mr Johnson is pulling the few levers he has-the budget he passed in February froze the chunk of taxes raised by London boroughs that goes to support City Hall.

The entry to WTO means an overall open, and the ownership reform, happening both in the inside and outside of the system simultaneously, will promote China's banking industry to plurality and multi-levers.

There is an exception to the rule of multiple vectors: Dangerous commands (like Erase All, Clear, Abandon Changes, and so on) should not have easy, parallel command vectors. Instead, they need to be protected within menus and dialog boxes (in keeping with our design principle from Chapter 10: Hide the ejector seat levers).

The application must adapt, but such adaptation can be considered a one-time procedure, or something done only by the corporate IT staff on rare occasion. In other words, ejector seat levers may need to be used, but they won’t be used very often.