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151. Aligning by light , helful to mark out by hand for shearing.

152. He creates very ornate handles for the famous Finnish knives by hand.

153. Handbill : Publicity sheet, normally printed on one side only, for delivery by hand.

154. He does not milk the cows by hand: he has an electric milking machine.

155. These rugs by hand are valued more than machine-made carpets.

156. In Cremona, home of the Stradivarius violin, artisans from around the globe learn to build instruments the way the maestro did: by hand, one at a time.

157. This bracelet is made of platinum, beaten out by hand.

158. One of the primary reasons for this is primitives and instructions are wrapped in a huge switch statement in C, which is a pain to maintain by hand.

159. Compising stick : A hand - held, wooden or metal tray in which a compositor sets type by hand.

160. Making pasta by hand with a rolling pin can be a real chore.

161. Populating a file like this by hand runs the risk of inadvertently creating duplicate IP addresses or host names, so this is a good example of using the built-in command line to eliminate user errors.

162. Worst of all, the rigger had neither locked up the latch by hand, nor had he attempted to verify if the latch was in locking position, during the rigging stage.

163. BrIt'system of signalling by hand signs used by bookmakers at racetracks.

164. The nonmetal material engine hood can be opened complete by hand, convenient for engine maintenance.

165. The hydraulic turning system can make turning by hand after the engine flameout.

166. Busbar TrunkingSystem is now designed mainly by hand, which is cockamamie and inefficient.

167. Sand core for the blade was made by hand drawing the pattern from core box. The way of core making is feasible on a medium scale production.

168. Replanting it with trees by hand, however , would be ridiculously expensive.

169. Similarly, the drawings representing the structures used to form the transistor logic gates and interconnects were done by hand.

170. All lead castings were produced at first by hand in many cases from single cavity molds.

171. Transfer documents should be signed by transferor and transferee by hand or printing.

172. But Willard creates all by hand in an astonishing process.

173. Compared the space curve data from the two methods and formula's calculation by hand, the result indicates the system which held is higher precision and effective satisfied with practical application.

174. It could not need after dispose(for example,[www.Sentencedict.com] using the grinding wheel polisher by hand )4. It advances the welding speed and reduces the man-hour .

175. My teachers used to write out the drafts of their books and papers by hand, with expensive, though smudgy, fountain pens, and the departmental secretaries would type them up over the summer break.

176. However, the hoisted design of mast-crane is generally taken by hand at present, and moreover, the reliability and security is lacked in the design bases on the old mechanics model.

177. There is a pattern of black and white line drawings for quadrochromatic and computer - painted by hand.

178. Our products are made totally by hand, copper - plated surface made the flowerpot looked maore shiny.

179. No effort will be able to break apart gently by hand.

180. The result of application shows that mathematical solution of model by compute is better than that by hand in the calculation values.