Sentence examples for binder including from inspiring English sources

Resin means the synthetic adhesive (including glue) or natural binder, including additives, used to bond wood or other cellulosic materials together to produce plywood and composite wood products.

Nano-materials and polymers were screened and selected according to conventional performance indicator of asphalt binder, including softening point, ductility at 5 °C and viscosity at 60 °C.

Different tests were used to evaluate the properties of the modified asphalt binder, including the Rotational Viscometer (RV), Modular Compact Rheometer (MCR), Asphalt Binder Thermal Cracking (ABCD) Test, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and electromagnetic radiation absorption tests.

Treatments consisted of varying ratios of pineapple waste to binder, including 2 1, 1 0 (fresh pineapple waste), 1 1, 1 1.5, and 1 2; the textures tested were coarse, medium, and fine, and the pot thicknesses were 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 cm.

Interns receive reference materials [ 1, 12] and a binder including detailed instructions for the rotation and key articles.

You will put everything about this trip in the binder, including thoughts, lists, photos, photocopies from books, print outs from websites, and notes.

But the three-inch binder included only four precise dollar figures.

The first few pages in Jacobs's binder include a checklist of more than 200 items.

Johnny Damon, whose binder included ten chapters and predicted that he would end up playing more games than any center fielder in history, says, "He made me feel like Ty Cobb".

An icon for students of the 1980's, the three-ring binder included folders for organizing schoolwork by subject and featured covers of popular rock and movie stars, all enclosed by a handy Velcro flap.

The binder included a printout of an e-mail from Rogers to his friend Jason Cianciotto (an AVER member at whose same-sex wedding Rogers had offered a prayer), explaining that his adviser was urging him to work on concealing his biases, and to focus more on analysis than on advocacy.