Device used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object.
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Examples for "calliper"
Examples for "calliper"
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They were frightened of the nickel-plated calliper I used for the purpose.
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A small beam-calliper, with outside edges, for examining the adjusting rings and the ring-gauges.
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From the head protruded two great horny jaws, that bore some resemblance to a pair of calliper compasses.
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Having made a rough sketch of the weapon on his block, Thorndyke produced from his bag a folding rule and a delicate calliper-gauge.
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A beam-calliper for measuring diameters is a square of steel or iron, with two branches, one of which is fixed and the other sliding.
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Always caliper the work on a lathe while it is standing still.
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QT interval measurements were obtained manually using a reproducible digital caliper technique.
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The rear brake caliper is the housing that holds the brake pads.
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At the end of the line he measured them with a digital caliper.
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One man with legs reminiscent of a caliper stood over the stilled football.
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The wireless brake consists of a transmitting hand grip and a motorized disk-brake caliper.
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Now that we've got the rear wheel off, I'm removing the rear brake caliper.
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I got out a needle point caliper and checked the ruler in the Tanguay photo.
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A blinded regional anesthesiologist performed caliper measurements on the ultrasound images before and after exercise.
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Dual-caliper brakes clamp down on a single perimeter rotor like those found on Buell motorcycles.
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Maximum incisal distances were measured using a caliper.
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The diameters of each material were measured (mm) with a caliper and samples were photographed.
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The front brakes are hydraulic fixed-caliper units.
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I'm taking off the rear brake caliper as a unit with the brake arm and the brake line.
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IVC percent collapse by visual estimation or based on caliper measurements have lower, but still moderate to good reliability.
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The other extremities of these buttons are spherical and polished and serve as caliper points in the operation of measuring.