Sentence examples for laminating from inspiring English sources

A PACK of photo paper, laminating sheets, spray glue: it sounds like a list of things you need for the school art class.

It may be constructed by laminating two sheets of ordinary glass together, with a thin interlayer of plastic, or it may be produced by strengthening glass sheets by heat treatment.

The availability of wood in Scandinavia led, in the 1930s, to similar rational, modern furniture, using a variety of laminating techniques.

By laminating two layers of very thin Mylar, he produced a more flexible film that resulted in the first successful superpressure balloon.

Usually formulated with fillers and pigments, melamine resins can be molded into dishes, containers, utensils, handles, and the like or used as laminating agents or coating materials for wood, paper, and textiles.

In addition, it significantly increases the strength of the wood by backing it with a sturdier wood and, through the process of laminating veneers at right angles in successive layers, offsets the cross-grain weakness of the wood.

Other rarer diamictites, known as laminated pebbly (or cobbly or bouldery) mudstones, consist of delicately laminated mudrocks in which scattered coarser clasts occur.

The venue was emblazoned with Ugandan flags, paper copies of which were handed out for free at the entrance, while a roaring trade in Yoweriana (key rings and laminated A4 pages with images of Museveni) was conducted.

One proposal is to laminate the electrical circuitry.

Then they stack these one on top of another, like layers of a sandwich, sinter them together at a temperature of 800°C, and laminate them.

The electrophoretic ink has been laminated on to a layer of circuitry controlled by standard display software.