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slotter

[′släd·ər]

(mechanical engineering)

A machine tool used for making a mortise or shaping the sides of an aperture.

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Our results suggest that LGBTs who have a low sense of self-concept clarity experience general negative affect, poor emotional ties, and poor life satisfaction, and they are consistent with the research findings of others (Campbell et al., 1996; DeCremer & Sedikides, 2005; Lavallee & Campbell, 1995; Slotter et al., 2010).

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India, July 13 -- CS Unitec has introduced EMF 150 wall slotter that cuts parallel channels in concrete and masonry, up to 1-13/16" wide by 1-3/4" deep.

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In order to assure the electrical discharges occurring by electrodes contact breaking, the slotter ram of the milling machine was used for fixing the electrode-tool holder device.

Supply source for electrochemical discharge drilling

To add a historical perspective, Keith Slotter, CPA, chief of the FBI financial crimes section, noted that the 1980s were marked by the savings-and-loan scandals, and in the 1990s, the FBI found itself fighting a crisis in healthcare in health care insurance fraud, which continues to this day.

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According to Doug Woods, president of the acquiring company, the Kirby name will be retained in Australia and on a proprietary machine product--a sleeve slotter and valve balancer for steering assemblies.

Purchase of Australia's Kirby provides Liberty Precision with base in Asia

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Because the pattern cutter, the slotter of speakers, the arranger of conflict, the sound mixer and scene-setter at the spectacle, do not see themselves as making politics when they make news in the "natural" way.

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Special Agent Slotter works in the Financial Institution Fraud Unit at FBI Headquarters in Washington, DC.

Check fraud: a sophisticated criminal enterprise

This has been designed into the machine to give it the advantage of being able to run poor quality printer slotter cases, therefore reducing the cost of packaging consumables and improving manufacturing output through lower board cost, less waste and improved efficiency.

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The stitcher/gluer and printer/ slotter machine replaces existing kit, running at 20 times the speed of the previous machine and cutting down on repair bills.