fixturing
noun
fix·tur·ing
ˈfiks-ch(ə-)riŋ 
: the process or means by which an object is supported and secured during a manufacturing process
The task of restraining objects sometimes is called fixturing, and the task of manipulating objects with fingers (in contrast to manipulation with the robot arm) sometimes is called dexterous manipulation.—
Xiong Caihua et al.
Xiong Caihua et al.The problem of fixture placement is to compute the possible placements of fixturing elements in order to constrain all motions of a given part.—R. C. Bolles et al.
R. C. Bolles et al.Examples of fixturing in a Sentence
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