firings

Определение firings в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
firing: The discharge of a gun or other weapon
firing: The dismissal of someone from a job
firing: Present participle of fire
firing: The fuel for a fire
firing: {n} something used for the fire, fuel
firing: The mode of introducing fuel into the furnace and working it
firing: heating clay or glazed ware in a kiln or open fire to bring the clay or glaze to maturity
firing: the act of setting on fire or catching fire
firing: Process of heating the ware inside a kiln until matured
firing: The process of (1) heating the batch in order to fuse it into glass by exposing it to the required degree of heat in a crucible or pot, (2) reheating unfinished glassware while it is being worked, 93) reheating glassware in order to fuse enamel or gilding The melting of the batch may require a temperature of 1300-1500C, and the muffle kiln may require a temperature of 500-700C
firing: The application of fire, or of a cautery
firing: (noun) The perturbation or event which causes the ejection of the droplet from an impulse ink jet
firing: A baking process under carefully controlled temperatures to which all ceramic ware is subjected for either hardening, strengthening, or fusing
firing: Use of a kiln to raise the temperature of glass high enough where it can be worked for slumping, fusing, glass blowing
firing: The process of exposing ceramic pieces to high heat in order to convert them into durable finished pieces During firing, the clay and/or glaze goes through a transformation whereby it is fused together into a solid piece Unfired clay will dissolve in water, but the clay becomes impervious to water after firing Although some fired pieces may still absorb water, this will have not an adverse effect on them An experienced potter can achieve a wide variety of results by carefully controlling such firing factors as the rate at which pieces are heated and cooled, the presence of other materials in the kiln, and the amount of air (oxygen) that is present in the kiln Often, pieces are fired several times at various temperatures levels in order to achieve the potter's desired results Higher fired clays such as stoneware and porcelain tend to be less absorbent and more durable See also kiln, oxidation, reduction, salt glaze, raku
firing: a high-temperature heat treatment that increases the density and strength of a ceramic piece
firing: the termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart)
firing: a baking process under carefully controlled temperatures to which all ceramic ware is subjected for either hardening, strengthen-ing, or fusing
firing: the act of discharging a gun
firing: {i} act of dismissing from a job; setting on fire, igniting; shooting of a gun; shot of a gun; fuel for a fire; baking of ceramics in a kiln; exposing to heat
firing: the process of rapidly heating the leaf, either with hot air or in a wok, to quickly halt fermentation and dry the leaf to its final product
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firing: The process of applying heat or fire, especially to clay etc to produce pottery
firing: The process of conversion from clay to ceramic It involves heat of at least 600C (1112F) During firing clay is changed into a stone-like material; organic matter is burned away The colors of the mineral used change and a layer of glass known and glaze is fused to the surface of the ware
firing: 1 The action or event of igniting a rocket engine
firing: baking process where all ceramics are subject to hardening, strengthening, or fusing
firing: This treatment burns the skin over a leg injury with a hot iron to produce scar tissue
firing: The subject of gradual heating to high temperate in a controlled environment, generally using gas as the fuel source Typical temperatures around 1200 degrees centigrade are achieved to make the units hard and durable
firing: The process of partly vitrifying pottery by exposing it to intense heat in a kiln
firing: Fuel; firewood or coal
firing: The act of discharging firearms
firing: The process whereby the tea leaves are dried to arrest further enzymic changes This makes the tea fit for packing and storing
firing: the act of firing weapons or artillery at an enemy; "hold your fire until you can see the whites of their eyes"; "they retreated in the face of withering enemy fire"