sheeting
IPA: ʃˈitɪŋ
noun
- Fabric used to make sheets (bedding).
- The process of forming material into sheets.
- (engineering) A lining of planks or boards for protecting an embankment.
- (geology) A weathering process in which rock breaks into sheets after compressional stress on it is removed.
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Examples of "sheeting" in Sentences
- They perhaps consist of a comparatively thin sheeting of snow.
- SKIING pronounced in Norwegian "sheeting" -- is the great winter sport of the
- A higher grade of sheeting, which is more reflective and more visible, will also be used for the curve warning signs.
- In what will become known as "sheeting," those who sign up for Shitterâ „ ¢ will be able to communicate their every thought, feeling, and emotion while on the can.
- And our master was there, in sheeting flame, slender, casual, imperturbable, with two men -- one of them a murderer -- under him to pass on and enforce his will, and with
- Then the sheeting is removed and workers install drip-irrigation hoses in the beds, cover the beds with new, clear plastic, and insert the plants through the plastic by hand.
- South African authorities say shadowy syndicates are to blame, paying thieves to steal copper cable and other metal items such as sheeting, grids, ladders, water meters, taps and manhole covers.
- Klinger's aerospace gaskets are manufactured from proprietary compressed fibre sheeting, which is typically a range of asbestos-free, calendared sealing materials based around a number of fibres and rubber binders.
- We want to do the best we can to make sure we've reached and touched as many people as possible, as many families as possible, with plastic sheeting, which is what we are distributing, so that they can take that sheeting and either put it where they are currently staying or take that to where they ultimately plan on moving permanently, and they can use that as a construction material.
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