- in the spectrum. This is
accomplished by
manual shimming of
individual shims, or
automatic shimming procedure.
Definition in Merriam-Webster Dictionary:...
- of
correcting for
these inhomogeneities is
called shimming the magnet,
shimming the
probe or
shimming the sample,
depending on the ****umed
source of the...
-
aluminum cans.
Higher security padlocks typically use
techniques that make
shimming impossible. The most
common being the use of ball
bearings instead of a...
-
August 2020,
Boeing grounded eight 787s due to such
improper fuselage shimming and
inner skin
surfacing issues—issues
which proved to have been discovered...
-
Windows (with some
runtime limitations). They are
called thunking and
shimming. The WOW
subsystem of the
operating system thunks legacy 16-bit APIs to...
-
paper placed between the
strings and the bridge, a
process called shimming.
Shimming and
cottoning are
connected processes since either one can affect...
- of
Byworth in the
parish is just to the east of Petworth,
across the
Shimmings valley.
Further east still, on the
border with ****leworth, is Egdean...
- for free software". Free
Software Foundation.
Retrieved 18
March 2020. "
Shimming your way to
Linux on
Windows 8 PCs". ZDNet.
Retrieved 26
February 2013...
- transmission. In 1997 a
revised engine was
introduced that used
heads with
shimmed bucket lifters (rather than the HLAs), was
designed to run on 87 octane...
-
receiver shift on firing. This led to a
field modification that
selectively shimmed the
stock with
birch chips,
usually around the
receiver and in between...
