Sentence examples for traditional seam from inspiring English sources

The geology in Texas allows for a mining procedure called "in situ" recovery, cheaper than traditional seam or open-pit mining.

Determine your seam allowance, as this is the width of the fold you will be making; a traditional seam allowance is ⅝-inch.

Anthologies often mine traditional seams; we hack away at the rock face, unearthing occasional gems.

But Andy Atkinson, the International Cricket Council's chief pitches consultant, complained not long ago that the balance has tilted too far in favour of the batsmen, and stressed the ICC's desire for pitches "to retain their local, traditional characteristics like seam in England or spin in India".

The traditional compound for stopping seams is linseed oil putty mixed with red led powder.

A new, appropriately traditional pitched roof of standing seam metal is a response, Mr. Reimnitz said, to the more flamboyant dome on the bank across the street.

Adults who grew up on traditional animation may notice the seams between the computer-generated figures and their real backgrounds and wish that the figures themselves had more warmth and substance.

It is traditional, elaborately plotted gumshoe fiction with a seam of savage humour, droll one-liners and similes running through it.

Instead of the traditional "top to bottom" coal mining sequence in multiple seams, the first mining seam (it is also often referred to as a protective seam) is so selected in the integrated technology that its mining can result in the deformation, de-stressing, enhanced permeability, and easy gas drainage of its overlying and underlying coal seams.

The value of cryptocurrencies across the board skyrocketed last year due to speculative investing, and it feels as though early attempts to position digital money as a populist and democratic alternative to traditional finance are falling apart at the seams.

Production of leather for a traditional cherry-red Dukes with a hand-stitched seam starts with a raw cowhide.