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holes became plated-through
holes (PTH) in
order for the
components to make
contact with the
required conductive layers.
Plated-through
holes are no longer...
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Plate tectonics (from
Latin tectonicus, from
Ancient Gr**** τεκτονικός (t****nikós) 'pertaining to building') is the
scientific theory that Earth's lithosphere...
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fixed plate,
where it
exits the machine. The
fineness of the
minced food
depends on the size of the
holes in the
plate. By
changing the
hole plate it is...
- and 36
holes in each row. A pin on the
hand crank engages these holes.
Index plates with up to 400
holes are available. Only one such
plate can be mounted...
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diatonic scale in the
lower reed
plate and the
sharps and
flats in the
upper reed
plate in
groups of two and
three holes with gaps in
between like the black...
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circuit board showing component lead
holes (gold-
plated) with through-
hole plating (Through-
hole technology).
Sound holes precisely carved into the surface...
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hole in
either the
upper or
lower lip, or both,
thereby stretching it. The term
labret denotes all
kinds of pierced-lip ornaments,
including plates and...
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typically a cylinder, with a flat end
called the face. The die is a flat
plate, with a
hole matching the head. The head can move,
while the die is
fixed in place...
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exchangers are: A
stack of evenly-spaced
metal plates act as the fins and the
tubes are
pressed through pre-cut
holes in the fins, good
thermal contact usually...
- to
excavate the
hole,
using their hands and
implements such as ice s****ers and
license plates. Eventually, a
woman cleaned out the
hole and
restored it...
