clamp造句

Never clamp a hand-held grinder in a vise.

A clamp used to regulate or close a flexible tube, especially in laboratory apparatus.

She squeezed the clamp shut, closing off the vessels in the pedicle.

The device USES rollers to clamp onto and move along a line.

Equipment with fast replacement spindle clamp structure can be replaced without removing the screw Machine Models.

Some countries have changed their rules to clamp down on this, others have not.

But when threatened, the animal will clamp down tightly on the seafloor to protect its soft underbelly.

Meanwhile, provincial governments should make every effort to clamp down on groups making huge profits from illegally charging highway fees.

It is also likely that the atrocities will tempt Turkey's government to clamp down again on non-violent campaigners for greater Kurdish rights. That would be unwise.

It also gave Paul Volcker a great big reason to push harder for his proposal to clamp down on investment Banks trading for their own accounts.

The exhibition indicates the presence of the founders' sense of humor - there is the practical part section where one may try oneself in sawing the transmission clamp.

When the Assyrian king Esarhaddon sought to clamp down on this trade artery, Taharqa sent troops to the southern Levant to support a revolt against the Assyrian.

You'd want to clamp down on your opponent's neck or jaws to prevent it from fighting back. If you attack any other part of the body, then you're left open to counterattack.

Huff, clamp the mestus of bag when put the windpipe into it, then huff to open up the fully to bottom in order to avoid the material overflow from the bag if the it is not opened fully.

To be sure, Chinese government authorities have sought to slow the rise in housing prices amid fears that runaway inflation may force them to clamp down even harder on the economy.