The C-Spray System features an
impinge mix gun that is capable of circulating two component chemicals through the gun impingement rod and back to the supply reservoirs when not spraying.
Tough skinned. (Plastics Machinery/Processing)
The US Congress, while attaching the memo had stressed that Washington has no intentions to micromanage Pakistani affairs, nor does it want to
impinge its sovereignty and national security, nevertheless, the text of the added note explains that the Obama administration's concerns over Pakistan's covert support to terror groups such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and nuclear proliferation remain the same.
Pak has not received 'a single penny' under Kerry Lugar bill so far: Qureshi
In this country slowing retail sales and a consolidation in the level of house prices may well
impinge on economic activity.
Brian Tora column
The ingate should be placed in such a way that the incoming stream does not
impinge directly onto the thin core section, otherwise the core could fracture.
Designing for economical coring. (Casting Design Notebook)
The issues which affect the choice of different materials and how these are likely to
impinge on the use of TPEs in future are discussed.
Thermoplastic elastomers. (Books)
In these patients, polyps from other areas can
impinge on the septum and create an area of edema (figure, B and D).
Endoscopic views of nasal septal polyps
And Aer Rianta resisted the venture on safety grounds, claiming it would
impinge on the red zone around the airport and interrupt the flight path of aircraft.
Financial Mirror: Firm crash lands
Flipping through these pages shows that, more than any of his fellow sculptors, Cragg reintegrates discordant traditions, notably those of the readymade and of "formalism," of abstraction and of figuration, even of sculpture and of painting (since his multicolored plastic wall pieces of the early '80s clearly
impinge upon pictorial issues, at once paralleling and criticizing the figurative painting of their day while definitively liberating him from the influence of Carl Andre, to whose art all of Cragg's work of the '70s had been a series of imaginative rejoinders).
Tony Cragg
The organization is also opposing legislation which might
impinge upon the rights of cooperative boards to approve apartment transfers.
The voice of the cooperative and condominium community
Tadao Ando's involvement with Naoshima Island dates back to the late 1980s, when he first designed a museum for contemporary art, conceived as a series of typically ascetic containers partially submerged underground so as to
impinge as lightly as possible on the landscape.
Art bunker: buried in a hillside, this museum is a tantalising journey into different aspects of art
Shakespeare's Noise actively engages with legal definitions of slander and libel as these
impinge on metaphoric and philosophical meanings.
Shakespeare's Noise. (Reviews)
Pounds professes as geographer in "Parish, Its Bounds and Divisions", a chapter which incorporates boundaries and the secular ceremony of perambulation, population, and settlement, all of which inevitably
impinge on configurations of parishes (their multiplying, merging, and decaying).
A History of the English Parish: The culture of religion from Saint Augustine to Queen Victoria. (Reviews)
Great care was taken to
impinge as lightly as possible on the fabric of the building.
Sensing history: a historic house on the site of a convent has been sensitively transformed into a library and archive
Chris Highley's compelling account of the impact of Ireland on English Renaissance culture from 1580 to 1603 raises questions of race, class, and gender that
impinge upon other texts and contexts.
Shakespeare, Spenser, and the Crisis in Ireland
In his flags, targets, and numerals, individual strokes of encaustic are so resolutely physical that, when one mark is superimposed on or set beside another, it doesn't seem to eliminate or even
impinge on the other's presence.
Jasper Johns, 'Alley Oop,' 1958