- A
clamper can mean: A
clamper, an
electronic circuit. A
spiked plate worn on the sole of the shoe to
prevent slipping when
walking on ice. A
person who...
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which determines the
range of
frequencies over
which the
clamper will be effective. A
clamper will bind the
upper or
lower extreme of a
waveform to a fixed...
-
bilayer Clamping (graphics), the
process of
limiting a
position to an area
Clamper (electronics), an
electrical circuit that
limits one
extreme of a signal...
- A
Marman clamp is a type of heavy-duty band
clamp; it
allows two
cylindrical objects to be
clamped together end-to-end with a ring
clamp. It is sometimes...
- science,
clamping, or
clipping is the
process of
limiting a
value to a
range between a
minimum and a
maximum value.
Unlike wrapping,
clamping merely moves...
- "Brick
clamp" also
refers to a
device (usually powered) to lift
quantities of bricks. A
brick clamp is a
traditional method of
baking bricks, done by stacking...
- parties; the
removal of
clamps installed by
authorities (chiefly the police) is an offence.[citation needed] A New
Zealand wheel clamper made
national headlines...
-
Victoria Clamp, also
known as
Victoria Palagy is an
American musician, best
known as a
vocalist in Tom Tom Club, led by
Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth...
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These clamps (or cramps) are used to
position components temporarily for
various tasks: Band
clamp or web
clamp Bar
clamp, F-
clamp or
sliding clamp (upper...
- A
utility clamp is a
laboratory apparatus resembling a pair of scissors. The **** in the
middle works as the wide
adjustment of 2-prong. It is composed...
