coring

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The tricky part is in the coring shape (for thrust profile), not the shape of the cylinder.

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The production of a core by means of drilling

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noun

The production of a core by means of drilling

noun

(mathematics) The dual of a ring.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for coring.

noun

The production of a core by means of drilling

noun

(mathematics) The dual of a ring.

Example sentences

The tricky part is in the coring shape (for thrust profile), not the shape of the cylinder.

That said, 3D printing an easily-removable mold for coring, such as from wax, would be amazing.

Needless to say they were excited, and at some point, their only coring tool broke.

New electrical service, for example, requires excavation and a ton of coring thick concrete.

I have a coring device (the T-shaped one with a red handle) and the plan is always - core the apple, swallow apple as close to whole as I can.

It is not clear whether Currey requested, or Forest Service personnel suggested, that he cut down and section the tree in lieu of coring it.

We've been multi-coring for a relatively long time now.

I've been testing SLS-printed diamond blades and coring bits for two years, now.

Freeze coring is a fairly clever idea IMO.

> diamond blades and coring bits Can you point me a direction where I can learn more about this?

(There are a few exceptions, particularly with regards to coring.) Furthermore, the companies that provide the expertise in question are the service companies (e.g.

> Orville and Dot Synoground of Pine Mountain, Georgia, drilled through 35 feet of solid granite with a Hydra-Drill and a diamond coring bit.

Quote examples

Would you be okay with a company coring up to you and saying "hey we learned your mother died, would you like to tweet it?

(had the pleasure of the last two) But seatposts "apple-coring" riders through the saddle?

It was going to be "2.5 to 3.5 days" for the plumbing crew, a half-day of electrical, 4 person-days of trade helpers (landscaping and rough framing), outsourced masonry labor for the coring, and multiple inspections.

> In an email to G/O Media staff that was obtained by The New York Times, Jim Spanfeller, the chief executive, said the company was “undergoing an extensive review of our portfolio with the intention of coring down to our leading sites in terms of audience and revenues.” Gawker put a bunch of famous sites together, but The Onion is the only one that I'd expect anyone who wasn't terminally online to recognize.