milling
IPA: mˈɪɫɪŋ
noun
- A grinding process using a mill.
- The series of notches around the edge of a coin during minting so that it can be told if some of the metal from the edge is removed.
- A circular or random motion of a herd or a crowd.
- A surname.
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Examples of "milling" in Sentences
- I had a blast reading it and it raised some points that will remain milling around in the noggin awhile.
- The biggest difficultly of course is in milling the lower receiver to accept a fifth FCG component — the auto sear.
- The machine parts, also called milling inserts, were stolen from Stork H&E Turbo Blading Inc., a company in Danby that laid off
- By 1860, flour milling was the number-one American industry, more than twice the value of the cotton industry and three times the value of the iron and ore industry.
- If no more milling is carried out this is "brown rice;" but, if the grains are further "polished" so that the branny skin is rubbed off, it becomes "white rice" and has a longer shelf life since the fraction removed (i.e. the
- When the coffee is perfectly cured -- which is generally ascertained by threshing out a few berries in one's hands, and seeing if it has attained its horny blue colour -- it is then fit for milling, which is the second process of machinery which it has to undergo.
- The Tilting strategy offers easy-to-program simultaneous milling, which is especially suitable for robust machining of parts with deep cavities, narrow ribs and tiny corner radiuses, using shorter and more rigid tools to achieve the best surface quality and reduce machining time.
- Physicists, physical chemists and biochemists concerned themselves with it and made investigations upon it, with results which seemed to have only a purely scientific bearing; but it has now found an application which has already revolutionized certain milling and ore-separating processes.
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