Sentence examples for value of veneer from inspiring English sources

The value of veneer".

When Jacques, in his introductory speech, hails "the sanctity of surfaces, the value of veneer," he might be stating this production's credo.

Analysis of variance found significant differences (P < 0.001) in MoE values of veneers from different trees.

Two thinning operations were carried out in both trials aimed at optimising the value of saw-timber and veneer log production at clearfelling and were based on standard thinning regimes for the species planted, planting density and different site productivities.

The Oscars, the Emmys, the Grammys, and the rest make a concerted effort to mask the entertainment value of their programs with the veneer of respectable arts patronage.

The state-run newspaper al-Ahram quoted the Salafi leader as saying that the draft does not include articles previously agreed upon, and added that granting too many freedoms opens the door for undermining social values under the veneer of freedom of thought and belief.

At the veneer bolt level, mean stiffness of veneer within the lowermost bolt (MOEL) was calculated, with half-sheets weighted at half the value of full sheets, as MO E L = ∑ i = 1 N L w i ρ i v i 2 ∑ i = 1 N L w i (4).

The yield of veneer can be less than 50 percent of the original roundwood volume, but veneer sheets, especially decorative ones, are much more valuable than lumber.

Perhaps that is the attraction, the lack of veneer.

As a general rule of thumb, the number of sheets in the butt veneer bolt can be estimated from 80% of the diameter, less 6.5 sheets for each unit of taper, and the number of veneer sheets in the tree derived by multiplying that number by 5. Thus there is a trade-off between forestry practices that target high value (stiffness) production and those that target high volume production.

Contact damage was seen as secondary damage or in cases of veneer chipping in clinical fractures.