ductor造句

• As the ductor contacts the ink fountain roller, both turn and the ductor is inked.
• As the ductor contacts the ink fountain roller, both turn and the ductor is inked.
• The ductor then swings forward to contact an ink distribution roller and transfers ink to it.
• The ink ductor roller is a movable roller that moves back and forth between the ink fountain roller and an ink distribution roller.
• A drawback of these systems is the slow reaction time in making adjustments due to the back and forth action of the ductor.
• In life, species of " Ductor " would have resembled pilot fish, though, they are more closely related to the jackfish.
• ""'Ductor " "'is an extinct genus of prehistoric bony fish that lived from the early to middle Eocene.
• Some experts place " Ductor " into its own family, " Ductoridae, " while others place the genus within the closely related Carangidae.
• The ink fountain stores a quantity of ink in a reservoir and feeds small quantities of ink to the distribution rollers from the ink fountain roller and the ink ductor roller.
• "Intermittent-flow dampening systems " ( direct or indirect ) use a water ductor roller to pick up the water and transfer it to a water distribution roller.
• His " Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of Conscience . . . " ( 1660 ) was intended to be the standard manual of casuistry and ethics for the Christian people.
• They do not employ the water ductor roller but use the water slip roller ( a roller in contact with both the water fountain roller and a distribution roller, contrary to the water ductor roller that moves back and forth between the two ) for a continuous flow.
• They do not employ the water ductor roller but use the water slip roller ( a roller in contact with both the water fountain roller and a distribution roller, contrary to the water ductor roller that moves back and forth between the two ) for a continuous flow.
• Silky sharks are themselves accompanied by juvenile pilot fish ( " Naucrates ductor " ), which " ride " the pressure wave ahead of the shark, as well as by jacks, which snatch scraps of food and rub against the shark's skin to scrape off parasites.
• Taylor's book called Ductor Dubitantium, & c . " In November 1674 Dugard sent to Ralph Bathurst, then vice-chancellor of Oxford, a " Relation concerning a strange Kind of Bleeding in a Little Child at Lilleshall in Shropshire ", which was printed in " Philosophical Transactions.
• These include the " Thresor de deux langues fran鏾ise et spagnole " [ Treasure of two languages, French and Spanish ] by C閟ar Oudin ( 1616 ), the " Ductor in linguas " [ Guide into Tongues ] by John Minsheu ( 1617 ), and the " Vocabolario italiano e spagnolo " [ Italian and Spanish Vocabulary ] by Lorenzo Franciosini ( 1620 ).