Temperature profiles at different points in the wood sample and the two-dimensional charring depth of Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL) panels are calculated and compared with experimental data.
In Beethoven, he illuminated the music's courtly roots while at the same time making a point of its increasingly revolutionary architecture; he played Liszt with impeccable virtuosity while arguing that beneath Liszt's glittery veneer lay music of uncommon depth.
An axial compressive dynamic load simulating the progressive load was applied until a stainless steel ball model (7 mm in diameter) deepened the veneer surface to 0.7 mm in depth.
That does not mean that Hollande is charismatic; there are doubts about the depth of character behind the veneer of gravitas, not to mention concerns about his platform.
Guralnick again: With an emphasis on "clarity and articulation," Cooke conveyed "swinging without effort, passion without strain, an indefinable depth of feeling overlaid with veneer of sophistication that could convey all by a flick of an eyebrow, the tiniest modulation of tone".
Scientists said the new pictures might help them decide if the southern ice cap was only a thin veneer or a solid block extending to depths of more than a mile.
In Mr. Sylvan's performance of Schubert's "Winterreise" at Corpus Christi Church on Sunday afternoon, the voice's nuanced shimmer, with its golden depths, seemed to mirror the veneer of the fortepiano behind him.
It's the depth and shine of the wood veneers on so many surfaces.
It creates the illusion of depth and substance, but it is slick and accessible, all veneer, recalling Oscar Levant's memorable remark about Hollywood.
In this study, it was studied the effect of span-to-depth ratio on the impact bending strength of laminated veneer lumber (LVL).
If you're not already a Bojack Horseman fan, you should be: This has consistently been one of the best TV shows around, animated or otherwise, with an emotional depth that you wouldn't expect judging by its absurd visual veneer.
