Lining

Also, canning technology has gotten a lot better, from no lining to BPA lining to BPA-free lining.

So whether it’s a geosynthetic lining and then a clay lining and then another geosynthetic lining, we capture all of the water that seeps into the landfill.

He used woven asbestos lining for the drum brake lining, as no alternative dissipated heat like the asbestos lining, though Maybach had used a less sophisticated drum brake.

Because the lining of the esophagus isn’t meant to touch gastric acid, the acid can irritate the lining of the esophagus and lead to bleeding and scarring.

For instance, a plastic bag with a foil lining or a disposable coffee cup made of paper with a plastic lining.

All the application force of the wheel cylinder is applied through the web to the lining table and brake lining.

Some lining wear indicators, located either as a semi-metallic layer within the brake pad material or with an external "sensor", are also designed to squeal when the lining is due for replacement.

The disadvantage was that the lining was prone to fading on steep hills (calculate the kilowatts dissipated by a one-ton car descending a 15% hill at a constant 60 mph) A harder lining, the famous VG95 was produced but this required a brake servo.

The inner layer of fine composite cloth garments (as for example jackets) was traditionally made of linen, hence the word lining. lining.

About 50 Tories are lining up to demand that chancellor Jeremy Hunt abolishes it in his Autumn Statement later this year.

About an hour into the event, parade participants started lining up while spectators cleared a path.

A critical offensive penalty negated the touchdown when a flag was thrown at the line of scrimmage just after the snap for Toney lining up in the neutral zone.

After lining up for reserve grade in three of the first four games to start the year, Naden got the call that he'd be starting on the wing for first grade during their clash with Orange CYMS on May 20.

After lining up the votes to put a member in “bad standing,” meaning to strip him of his authority and sources of revenue, these voting blocs “decide what is going to happen and when,” Castellanos wrote.

Among the other jackets Molly has sold out include a cropped biker number and a short aviator jacket with fur lining, both from Zara.

And here’s the silver lining: we can mitigate these risks with strategic planning and robust backup systems.

And in Birmingham Aston Villa fans dressed up in their best outfits as they queued to get into Villa Park - with elaborate Grinch costumes lining up against Sheffield United followers dressed as Santa.

And look, my son’s only five years old so he’s not gonna be lining his pockets with money from foreign governments.

And there's quite a line of people lining up to bring product to market through the FDA, and they've got a backlog.

And these prominent wins, all lining up in the same year, led to accusations of pandering—that this was a singular, token attempt at “apologizing” for underrepresentation, after which things could return to the status quo.