Sentence examples for flat roll from inspiring English sources

"Our primary focus will be on flat roll, but we'll be looking at all their steel-making assets".

Pletzel is a flat roll, of which there were about 18 varieties in Poland according to Der Oytser Fun der Yidisher Shprakh (Thesaurus of the Yiddish Language) by Nahum Stutchkoff, published by the Yivo Institute in 1950.

This is because instead of designing a flat roll of fabric, and then cutting it into patterns to make clothes, Saunders first constructs a garment out of plain panels and then designs print specifically for each panel.

Other selections include chicharron de puerco, pieces of moist seasoned pork served on the bone with white corn and boiled purple potatoes; lechon, which is pork with garlic, served with white and sweet potatoes; and chola, a sandwich of thinly sliced pork with pickled carrots and onions served on a flat roll.

If you want to make this the night before, make sure you take it out of the fridge well before you want to use it to let it warm up. 3 Roll out to 3mm and either fold into a flat roll and slice it crossways to produce pappardelle, tagliatelle or linguine, or roll it thinner into 2mm sheets to make ravioli or tortellini.

Residual stress of flat roll drawn wires, pressure distribution on the forming rolls and drawing load are studied.

According to the incompressibility condition, the sine function dog-bone model is firstly proposed in this paper for steady state deformation in vertical rolling with flat rolls combined with the actual conditions.

In order to verify the theoretical results, an experimental rolling rig was designed and built which comprised of four flat rolls.

In Newcastle, they have stotties: massive, flat rolls that look like squashed breakfast muffins.

Do the same with the rest of the filling and all the sheets of filo, making four flat rolls, and arrange them side by side.

In order to guide the strip through the flat rolls of a tandem mill, it is made thicker in the centre (by about 0.1 millimetre) than at the edges.