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Meanings of lamination in English

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каширование

Technique of fusing layers of material.

каширование
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Examples for "laminating"
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It converts these materials using laminating, molding, and fabricating manufacturing technologies.
Reuters
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Epoxy missile resin-used for plastic tooling, metal bonding, adhesive, and casting and laminating applications.
The Practical Values of Space Exploration / Report of the Commit...
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The combination gives you a wonderful sweet, hot, tart, bitter crust laminating the meaty flesh of the squash.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
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Acco makes computer-related office products, supplies and laminating and binding equipment for markets in North America, Europe and Australia.
Reuters
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In different rooms, men in red shirts are poring over proofs with magnifiers or laminating sheets of dust jackets.
The new yorker
Usage of lamination in English
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Macular atrophy without normal lamination structure was the retina phenotype under OCT.
Pubmed
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Transplanted retinas displayed areas of rosettes as well as normal lamination.
Pubmed
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Most explants displayed presence of retinal lamination, but also contained regions of disorganization.
Pubmed
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He handed me a card that was still warm from the lamination machine.
Rivers of London
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Once you understand that, the industrial applications for this form of lamination are obvious.
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
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Windswept brows The windswept brow is the less-crazy sister to the lamination brow look.
The South African
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Hence, cortical lamination is originally an anatomical concept based on the distribution of excitatory neuron.
Pubmed
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In a Woolight board, the fiberglass lamination is replaced by a dyed merino wool cloth.
Wired
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Recent studies would suggest that the cortical lamination in MDS is inverted, based on morphological criteria.
Pubmed
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Just like lamination, alterations can make it almost impossible to prove that a document is authentic.
The South African
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The concretion may in this way preserve intact the lamination lines or other structures of the rock.
The Elements of Geology
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Cortical lamination disturbances were present indicating that the disease develops as early as the sixth fetal month.
Pubmed
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Mice lacking either p35 or cdk5 exhibit a disrupted cortical lamination pattern.
Pubmed
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I have to get one of those machines that makes the ID cards with the hard lamination.
Snapped
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These results indicate that the expression of aPKClambda in differentiating photoreceptors is required for total retinal lamination.
Pubmed
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From such facts, most authors have attributed the lamination of these volcanic rocks to their movement whilst liquified.
Volcanic Islands
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Lamination through the time