gt; 3 : to take another's place <Can you
fill in while I'm away?
Since Excel was originally targeted toward accountants, there are three different ways to
fill a series of quarters.
The technology closely mirrors semiconductor channel
fill where copper is plated in a bottom up fashion to
fill sub-micron channels on silicon.
They are often asked to
fill the head of a department or
fill a vacant presidency for a trade association.
2 passes up to the point, basket-cuts, and
fills the open corner.
The Innofill NV-H is a computer-controlled filling system that is predestined for companies who only want to hot or cold
fill non-carbonated soft drinks into plastic bottles.
Computer casting simulations can be used to develop gating designs as well as predict
fill times and gating-related casting defects.
Although there have been no catastrophic heating events in projects up to about four meters of tire shred
fill, we recommend keeping tire shred
fills three meters thick or less until the causes of the reaction are fully understood," Humphrey said.
Participants saw the new square pop into view, fade and
fill in within a few seconds.
The company's first product to market is EMscribe VFx, a form filling solution that automatically
fills out medical forms over the telephone.
Innofill
fills bottles according to the principle of the volumetric, electromagnetic induction flowmetering filling method.
David Herron, consultant at Heron Casting Services, Chicago, was awarded a patent for the invention of a high integrity mold filling process and pressurized solidification technique to high production molds, The process, which is applicable to non ferrous and ferrous casting, bottom
fills vertically parted green sand molds and avoids turbulence of excessive filling rates by filling over two or more cycles of the molding machine.
