Use a sharp stanley knife to
cut slits
in the liner across the internal width of the drain sump.
However,
narrow slits
produce a much broader array of bright fringes than do wide slits.
Most fish have
gill slits
on the sides where the head joins the body.
Soon, they all lay dead at her feet, their
throats all neatly slit
into macabre grins across their necks.
The purists will notice the
vertical slit
in the lock wall on the right hand side.
Slit trenches
of local politics, is fear.
The specification for the former can be estimated using the 0.25
arcsec slit
width.
Slitting mill
in the midlands at the hyde.
Near the top of the north facing wall,
horizontal slits
opened.
Then there are the
arrow slits, several on each tower.
They take the cataract out through a
tiny slit
at the edge of the sac that contains the clouded lens.
Slit lamps
will allow all methods to be performed.
Dead bodies with their
throats slit
lay in the streets.
The face has long,
thin eye slits
surmounted by three horizontal arches of blue beads indicating eyebrows.
I now have a little pcb edge sticking out one of the
ventilation slits
on the side of the machine.
Slit spectroscopy
and imaging.
The
exit slit
is movable ( ± 10 cm ).
Slit widths
can be quite easily calculated.
Slit sampler
placed within 1 meter of the dental chair.
Slit aperture
in the gable.
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