compression across grain in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "compression across grain"

1. Cut across the grain.

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2. 14 The weakness of wood is in compression along the grain.

3. Grain growers across Canada are smiling.

4. Blowing machines or fans for the compression, sucking and carrying of grain

5. (With thin roasts, cut diagonally across grain.)

6. CARVE meat across the grain into thin slices.

7. So, that's 20 micrometers across, that pollen grain there.

8. After the addition of SiC grain refiner, the grain size was homogeneous across the casting cross section.

9. Cut steak diagonally across the grain into thin slices to serve.

10. The Canadian Grain Commission takes part in agricultural shows across the prairies.

11. Grain prices are all related - across time by storage costs and across space by transportation and handling costs.

12. First he takes the chicken across, leaving the fox with the grain

13. • Monitored 141,307 grain samples for infestation in the regional labs across Canada.

14. Figure extending across the grain such as fiddle back, raindrop, and mottle.

15. To cut, generally across grain, into thin pieces that are consistent in thickness.

16. • grain corn is not shipped east or west across the Ontario-Manitoba border;

17. Across Canada, various marketing and pricing tools are available in the grain sector.

18. The Canadian Grain Commission maintains regional offices as well as services centres across Canada.

19. • Sampling methodology defines 43 grain-delivery stations drawn from 9 geographic areas across western Canada.

20. • Sampling methodology defines 43 grain-delivery stations drawn from 9 geographic areas across Western Canada.

21. A line going diagonally across the grain of fabric: Cut the cloth on the Bias

22. The influence of the casting speed and the addition of SiC as grain refiner on the grain size across the cross section of castings was investigated.

23. That meant that grain could be traded across tremendous distances, and even across time -- as far forward as 18 months into the future.

24. Additionally, late-phase foliations striking across corners indicate compression that tended to straighten rather than fold the belt.

25. They will take it across the border where there is no problem in moving that grain