0 present participle of drill
2 to practise something, especially military exercises, or to make someone do this:
Although the force control performance is affected by the noise generated by the rotating drill, the overall robotic drilling performance remains satisfactory.
The calculations made will open the door for certain new areas and will also be helpful for laser cutting and drilling.
Its payload will include a drilling system, as well as a sampling and handling device integrated with the package of scientific instruments.
The perforated disks were created by reworking a potsherd into a circular form by chipping, drilling, and then grinding the edges to a smooth finish.
Problems with current drilling methods, techniques to trace the cleanliness of samples collected, and complications with maintaining an aseptic environment are considered here.
To minimize contamination problems for geochemical and isotopic analyses, we avoided the use of drilling lubricants containing organic materials.
It is also true that we will be drilling down to a significant level of detail in this section.
These characteristics can indicate the location of oil, and hence give valuable recommendations for drilling new wells and finding pumping regimes to optimise oil recovery.
