The ends can be shaped and the whole thing cleaned up, but leave the top edge until the jointing is complete.

Once satisfied with your jointing, the arm stumps can be fitted, front first, then the back.

Such jointing is accepted as having involved water.

The rest of the structure is laid in common English bond with ordinary jointing. '

The summit features columnar jointing and was once home to an observation tower.

He rotated the wrist again, suddenly aware of the wonder of its jointing.

Another feature that places the Postpile in a special category is the lack of horizontal jointing.

Uplift associated jointing did occur and has since influenced erosional patterns.

Columnar jointing occurs when certain types of lava contract while cooling.

At depth, flows can crystallise more slowly, producing columnar jointing.

However, any precise record of volcanic glass or fine-scale jointing has probably been worn away by erosion.

In geology jointing refers to the formation of natural fractures in rocks.

Then he spent some time studying the jointing of the arches that supported the vault above, running his fingers over the grooves.

The strength of the uneroded rock is often attributed to the tightness of its jointing.

They were linked using complex jointing.

The mountain has basalt cliffs with columnar jointing on the east and south-east sides.

Compared with other examples of columnar jointing, the Postpile has more hexagonal columns.

To make the parallel cracks of columnar jointing, more cooling is necessary, and water is the most logical choice.

It is a 201 million year old sequence of tholeiitic basalts, which contains columnar jointing.

Pleurokinesis refers to the complex multiple jointing thought to occur in Ornithopods, such as hadrosaurs.

Pillows typically consist of a fine-grained core with a glassy crust and have radial jointing.

'Good solid jointing.

Brandon's gaze went from short, powerful legs up a round, red body to the enormous, freakish double pair of shoulders, with its peculiar universal jointing.

Problem-free jointing.

The complex jointing and individual molds made the Flavas dolls more difficult to manufacture than most other fashion dolls.

Six months later, they have not even said when their joint program will start.

I would like to hear from the President what he means exactly by joint action.

All the children in the joint family are looked after together.

Most important, he said, joint research and development is already under way.

We also want to set up joint working groups in areas of common interest such as trade and energy.

The next joint meeting of teachers will include only 100.

The offer of a joint working group is very important.

In 1920, the business was turned into a joint stock company.

Building the house was a joint effort between husband and wife.

He was joint author of several well- known medical books.

It's the kind of joint where not much is asked.

You may have times in your life when joint pain goes away on its own for a while.

We went first to a room where a joint special committee was going over evidence.

Sometimes, however, you may have to joint two pieces together.

She said the decision had been a joint one with employees.

Their joint design turned out to look better than expected.

"Have you ever heard of such a joint conference in the world?"

This is also a joint problem for the whole of Europe.

We are trying to find a joint position at the European level.

What's wrong with a joint to help you wind down?

Here you will learn about how to use a ball joint press.

As it turned out, he was doing a joint show with one of my friend's good friends in several weeks.

The joint she worked in had money written all over it.

When you are close enough, we will set up a joint conference.

No way, I told my daughter, who should have known better, would they let me into the joint to meet her.

The water came up to just below the second joint.

If you've ever had a joint put back in place, you'll know what I mean.

How can I make them look more like the older joints?

"Might want those joints to work when I take you out again."

The joints were just a case of getting used to more effort.

The joint should be normal at the end of three months.

So your joints may hurt oh well, better than being dead!

The joint is not expensive and only takes an hour to change.

The other three were caught with the joints in their hands.

He pulled himself up far enough to reach the next joint.

Two of her fingers had been cut off at the first joint.

I ran my hands over the wall, found the joints.

I took my arms in and found that all the joints still worked.

Some of the best food is found in neighborhood joints.

And when I came out of that the joint was empty.

I could see the individual joints in its eight legs.

She wants me to take her to a women's strip joint.

It may also be effective when used with other joints.

How well you can move your shoulder and other joints.

What kind of a clip joint are you people running?

She decided that a second joint might help her reach it.

At least two or three different joints are involved on both sides of the body.

He passed some fast food joints, right off to the side of the road.

Perhaps your joints will not pain so much when they have the peace of God in them.

There's a stage with some kids when their joints look too big for the rest of them.

You'd have just tried to reason with He began to laugh, and she jointed in.

The arms and legs are jointed, so mother can hold the baby.

Since then an additional 17 banks have jointed the company.

They moved fast, close to the ground, their six legs jointed above low bodies.

Instead, he was jointed at head, shoulders and hips only.

The pipe was jointed with a short section just above the stove.

What it is: Bit has two mouthpieces, each one single jointed.

It seemed to have four arms, two on either side, jointed in the middle but still rail-thin.

Jointing compound must not be used with these either.

Their legs are shorter and jointed differently from what one would expect in a human.

They have jointed beaks for sucking at the front of their head.

There were hands carved from ivory or made of jointed steel.

The head froze in place, jointed arms glued to the sides.

To embrace her was like embracing a jointed wooden image.

Now another of the jointed arms swings into action, following my movements deliberately.

It was faceted and jointed in the most unique fashion.

It was like the look on the face of a cook determining where to start jointing a dead hen.

Not wheels or runners, but jointed legs, like an animal's.

One important result of tensile stress is jointing in rocks.

Nearby also found, two of them jointed in the back, sitting astride on a dog.

The fingers seemed to be jointed in many more places than human fingers were.

This is the first vinyl doll to be strung instead of hard jointed.

The posterior lateral eyes are jointed by a clear stripe.

They are jointed, nodes being present at the bases of the alternate leaves.

For this task, after jointing one face, a thickness planer is used.