Übersetzung für 'fork teeth' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fork teeth

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• After the fork starts vibrating, placing it in the mouth with the stem between the back teeth ensures that one continues to hear the note via bone conduction, and both hands are free to do the tuning.
• One common game is apple bobbing or dunking (which may be called "dooking" in Scotland) in which apples float in a tub or a large basin of water and the participants must use only their teeth to remove an apple from the basin.
• The escape wheel has specially shaped teeth of either ratchet or club form, which interact with the two jewels called the entrance and exit pallets.
• The leaves have compound teeth, each of the large teeth on having one to three smaller teeth located basally between it and the next large tooth.
• The upper and lower margins are typically convex in outline with simple teeth spaced at regular intervals along the edges where the secondary veins terminate.

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• They have regularly spaced teeth along the margin that are rounded and bearing glands, and a few specimens from the McAbee site also have distinct laminal lobes bracketing the petiole.
• It bears ten teeth for a total of forty-two in the head as a whole.
• The margin has regular teeth formed by a convex basal side and a convex apical side which may divide into a subtooth.
• The outer forks brace the sinuses between the teeth on the blade margins.
• It has teeth to fit into the splines on the shaft, forcing that shaft to rotate at the same speed as the gear hub.

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• The are palatine and vomerine teeth, with the vomerine teeth being arranged in a V-shaped patch.
• Dental professionals recommend that a person floss once per day before or after brushing to reach the areas that the brush will not and allow the fluoride from the toothpaste to reach between the teeth.
• Numerous animal bones were found in the cave (for example of a cave bear), several exhibits are displayed in the cave itself or are visible in the layers of rock (for example individual teeth or bones).
• In its place the buttonholer employs a cloth clamp with teeth on the underside to hold the material firmly whilst manipulating the cloth side to side and forwards and backwards.
• Before the use of cutlery, Europeans would often clamp their teeth on a piece of meat and cut off a piece with a knife.

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• meachami" in having one less row of teeth in both maxillary and dentary, however, the validity of its classification critiqued in 1959 by R.