Sentence examples for veneer quality from inspiring English sources

Evan Snyderman, the owner of R 20th Century, a TriBeCa store that sells midcentury modern furniture, said, "Instead of changing the style of the piece, make sure your refurbishments are focused more on things like structural integrity, veneer quality and irreversibly worn fabric, so that it keeps its original integrity".

Splitting degraded veneer quality.

This suggested splitting was limiting veneer quality.

Splitting of veneers caused by growth-stress lowers veneer quality and reduces yield.

Amishev and Murphy (2008a) examined the feasibility of using acoustic technology on harvesting equipment for identification of veneer quality Douglas-fir logs (Pseudotsuga menziesii [Mirb.] Franco).

They also reported on in-wood non-destructive measurements to determine applicability for in-forest sorting of veneer quality logs in second growth Douglas-fir and found it likely to improve recovery of higher quality logs (Amishev and Murphy 2008b).

In general, good veneer qualities (Acevedo et al. 2012), satisfactory mechanical properties (de Carvalho et al. 2004; Palma and Ballarin 2011) and no major gluing problems were reported for eucalypt resources with air-dry densities less than 650 kg/m3 (Hague 2013, Ozarska 1999).

Modulus of elasticity is used as a threshold criterion in machine stress-grading of structural timber and is also a key property for determining quality of laminated veneer timber.

Recently, Final Fantasy's veneer of quality has accumulated some unsightly chips: Final Fantasy XIII was criticised for being too linear and predictable, while the MMO Final Fantasy XIV was hideously unplayable, although Square-Enix has worked hard to fix it.

This result indicated that higher veneer recovery and quality would be possible if growth-stresses were reduced.

In NSW, Australia, where the estimated mean proportion of aboveground tree biomass utilized as commercial log can accounts for 64%, the portions that do not meet high value veneer or sawlog quality have in the past been harvested for low value uses such as pulp and posts (Ximenes et al. 2008).