0 past simple and past participle of hem
These parts are normally hemmed with hydraulic machines which are quite expensive and specially designed for the current type of car.
Today it is hemmed in by similarly large buildings on all sides but the south.
The problem is that the robot has to apply a constant force onto the part to be hemmed, so robot deviations cause bad hemming results.
Hemmed in by the intertwining boughs of the border, the portrait emphasises the solipsistic pleasure of individuated lyric poetry.
The hospitals, which needed to expand, were hemmed in by surrounding development.
In other words, they were powerfully hemmed in by the punitive structural power of capital in international markets.
Hemmed in by the limitations of the readability formulae on which it relies, but has worthy business applications.
Hemmed in by opposition to his first attempts to alter the system,9 the amir tried to maintain the letter of the constitution while vitiating its spirit.
