lamination

This was partly achieved by using a process called Full lamination.

He also had to remove the whole license from its lamination in some cases.

For one, lamination is a great way to preserve a child's artwork.

Lamination becomes difficult due to the nature of the ink technology.

It is possible to make the transformer laminations by hand too.

The lamination is faster than his own synapses ever were.

The lamination film had to be removed and tears repaired.

Nearly the whole day purifying the iron for the laminations.

These strips are called laminations when stacked together to form a core.

Rice has cut the shafts, and the laminations are completed.

The main landing gear legs are built from wood laminations.

Lamination is also used in sculpture using wood or resin.

He has taken the art of lamination and forming to a high art.

Obvious laminations were only revealed when a saw was used for core splitting.

Successful lamination using the traditional process requires a highly skilled smith with a great deal of experience.

It is also used (often in very thin grades with many laminations) for making model aircraft.

"It's more a kind of lamination, a bonding between layers," he says.

"But there is very little I don't know about lamination and polymers."

Though bedding and lamination are often originally horizontal in nature, this is not always the case.

The result works, but is usually noisy due to poor clamping of laminations.

Once the lamination has been removed, the more important question looms: how much of the original steel is left?

Figure 3 shows one of many laminations used.

Such negative feedback is thought to be important for proper cortical lamination.

Later, it was as an insulating film on transformer laminations.

Then the limit of these simple geodesics is the ending lamination.