Sentence examples for veneer production from inspiring English sources
If breeding programmes are successful in breeding high-stiffness stock, then a silvicultural treatment that does not severely reduce veneer production but maintains a relatively high level of stiffness may be a valid option.
Until lately, most of the Eucalyptus plantations all over the world were destined for paper production, however, presently these plantations are looking forth to support solid wood industry including veneer production (Luo et al. [2013]).
Some factories, however, import logs for veneer production and then re-export.
From a management perspective, a great advantage of selection silviculture is the production of large logs for saw timber or veneer, products of high commercial value, while in the same time, logs of smaller dimensions are harvested that can be used for firewood or charcoal production (Moorman et al. 2013; Puettmann et al. 2015).
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.
Their recent album, "Afraid of Heights," lurches along with a slick production veneer that keeps their Pixies-brand harmonies and incorrigible D.I.Y. energy intact.
This study investigated the suitability of Eucalyptus globoidea Blakely for veneer and LVL production.
Eucalyptus globoidea was selected for the present study to evaluate its suitability for veneer and LVL production considering the fact that sufficiently large trees could be sourced from a farm-forestry operation.
But the sparkling veneer of this respectful production hides a much more brooding, sanctimonious and didactic play.
After production, the veneer is passed through specialized dryers, usually prefabricated metallic chambers where temperature, air circulation, and speed of transport are controlled.
Why did the Royal Opera, a government-subsidized house, agree to a premiere that has the veneer of a vanity production, a project that has roiled London critics, disconcerted many Covent Garden patrons and set a disturbing artistic precedent?
