This entire cylinder is raised within another cylinder which bears the cutting table by means of a screw with milled and graduated head.
All that can be seen on the exterior are two small milled heads mounted below and somewhat back of the two larger knobs controlling the rack and pinion (coarse) adjustment of the microscope.
Now for the Spanish milled dollars--how do they stand in the United States?
Even the Spanish milled dollar, though continued as a legal tender, is valued, not as money, but for the pure silver in it, and is therefore undervalued three or four per cent.
Spanish milled dollars, and the parts of such dollars.
The sudden attack from the rear startled the Nationalist guards, and they milled around in confusion.
The emaciated men milled around the cadet, all asking questions at once.
The terrified audience milled like stampeded cattle, choking up both exits of the tent, that leading out into the midway, and the flap at the back of the tent through which performers passed in and out between shows.
In complying with this requisition, one Spanish milled dollar was to be received in lieu of forty dollars of the paper currency.
The value of the several articles was estimated in specie; and assurances were given that accounts between the states should be regularly kept, and finally settled in Spanish milled dollars.
I will marry one-and-twenty million milled edges, our Saviour!
Hungarian flourmilled from Theis wheat is also very strong, and so is the flour milled from some south Russian spring wheats.
It follows that the bread baked from flour milled from wheat from British, French or German wheat alone would not make a loaf of sufficient volume, judged by present British standards.
Strong flourmilled from American or Canadian spring wheat is also yellowish in colour, but the tint is not so deep as with Hungarian flour.
This has been particularly noted in the case of flours milled in Argentina.
Flour milledfrom hard winter wheat in the American winter districts is sometimes nearly as strong as the spring wheat of the North-west.
In my apparatus this platform is about five feet in length, with a raised portion at one end, [p233] upon which the camera is firmly clamped by a milled head operated from beneath.
Now see that the film occupies a central position across the table and over the guide rolls, and then take up the slack by means of the milled head tension screw or chuck at one end of the reel.
The milled [p183] heads of the chucks which hold the near ends of the spool and reel are provided with pawls, which, while permitting them to turn easily in the right direction, prevent the possibility of turning the other way.
The pawls should now be adjusted on the milled heads of the chucks, the cover replaced and fastened by raising the loops or clamps over the pins in the side of the cover, and you are ready for work.
This Bill entitles the Bearer to receive Spanish milled Dollars, or the value thereof in Gold or Silver, according to the Resolutions of the Congress, held at Philadelphia on the 10th day of May, A.
Everybody was sweating, and they shoved and milled murderously in the effort to get near me and learn, each with his own ears from my lips, just when Kagig might be expected.
After they had milled for twenty minutes without advancing a step Wallie lost patience.
The table is then revolved and the opposite side of the main bearing is milled in the same way, the table being accurately located in the different positions by an index plunger F which engages holes on the under side.
If you are usingmilled lumber for the roof, erect the rafters at the gable end first, with the ridge board as shown in Fig.
Illustration: Frame of two-by-fours milled lumber, with names of parts.
But if you want a board floor, you must necessarily have floor-joists; these are easily made of milled lumber or you may use the rustic material of which your house is built and select some straight logs for your joists.
The Alaskans hew all the timber out by hand, but, of course, the reader may use sawed or milled lumber.
The framework may be made of milled lumber, as in Fig.
The crystal-holder and adjustment-arcs, together with the milled head s, are carried on an axis which passes through the hollow axis of the graduated circle, and may thus be rotated independently of the circle.
It was an object that had upon it a nap, similar to that of milled cloth.
The depreciation continued in proportion to the sums emitted, until seventy, and even one hundred and fifty nominal paper dollars, were hardly an equivalent for one Spanish milled dollar.
Had the paper all been Spanish milled dollars, the effect would have been the same, had they continued in the country, and not been hoarded.
Below them little black dots milledaround in every direction.
Even at this unearthly hour, a horde of spectators milled on the ground below, their hearts' hopes rising with this brilliant attempt of young Dane.
What is the scratch on the milled edge of the dollar for?
Then the spy took a dollar from his pocket, examined the milled edge until he found a scratch, fitted the curious disc over the dollar, and turning the coin in his hand, slowly began to make letters on a slip of paper on the inverted dash.
I kept my voice low, scarcely above a whisper, as the Japanese staff milled in and out.
A few grim-faced patronsmilled here and there in the lobby, but nobody looked familiar.
They are of a very hard and compact clay, which retains the impress of the milled ring and the stamp in all its original freshness.
If through negligence this should happen, that which is conglomerate is scraped together and taken out, and what is left is milled until finished.
Replacing the water and the pestle, and wood above being placed, again it is milled in the same way as before, until it altogether comes away with the water.
While he ate his one half spring chicken Clay milled the situation over in his mind.
I'll let you engineer this if I can make up my mind to it after I've milled it over.
