(preste, makasta) kesme

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(Mühendislik) shearing
Present participle of shear
the removal of wool from the sheep by the use of power clippers or blade shears
Cutting expanded metal to size to produce various sizes and shapes Go Back
removing by cutting off or clipping
– The process of removing wood in very thin layers as it turns
The process of making a vertical side cutting in working into a face of coal
In Christmas tree culture, to prune the branches to make dense foliage and give the tree a conical shape
Describing something (such as a shearing force) that tends to cut or tear
The process used to cut off surface fibers on fabrics
Same as Shearling
Trimming of the edges of sheet strip to make them parallel This done at either the stainless steel mill or at the stainless steel processor
The operation of leveling the nap on cloth is much used in the woolen and worsted trades, as well as in the case of certain cotton fabrics Shearing regulates the height of the nap or protruding fibers found on the surface of goods
Finishing process in cut pile carpet manufacturing to create a smooth carpet face The shearing process can also be used to create texture, as in random shearing See "Random sheared" or "Tip shearing "
Slicing or cutting trees or stumps at the ground line Shearing may be done at harvest or with a KG blade during site preparation
The act or operation of dividing with shears; as, the shearing of metal plates
Cutting the fleece from an animal with electric or hand shears
occurs when tissue slides across a surface, deforming tissues and blood vessels
Cutting force applied perpendicular to material causing the material to yield and break
The operation of cutting off trees and brush at ground level by pushing a bulldozer blade along the frozen surface in winter The stems and trunks are sheared off at ground level