Polishing

Those two hours and 20 minutes were the very first version of the movie, and then we just started polishing and polishing, and it became very rhythmic.

Ion beam milling may also be used for cross-section polishing prior to SEM analysis of materials that are difficult to prepare using mechanical polishing.

It is generally held that the lower the rice polishing ratio (the percent weight after polishing), the better the potential of the sake.

Polishing chalk is chalk prepared with a carefully controlled grain size, for very fine polishing of metals.

The polishing process must be performed carefully to minimize scratches and other polishing artifacts that reduce image quality.

After polishing our starters off our plates were quickly whisked away and we were asked if we were ready for our main courses.

As a woman, Taylor has to keep reinventing herself, glossing her image, perfecting her look, always polishing that red lip, classic thing that you like – and smiling through the tears.

Further in the teachers' August Revolution, they will protest by begging, polishing shoes, selling tea and pakoras, etc. in the upcoming days if the government does not agree to their demands.

If you can get your mouth around that lengthy venue name, you'll have no trouble polishing off the Festive Afternoon Tea — a festive take on the restaurant's usual Skyline Afternoon Tea, featuring themed pastries.

Imran Tauqir, general manager at the lastminute.com London Eye, said: "This is polishing with a panoramic view.

It also includes examining such important elements such as Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) Diamond Disc Conditioner market demands, trends, and product developments, various organizations, and global market effect processes.

It's not all dark furniture and here's your polishing rag, go to it.

She continued: “There are buckets along the corridor by the members' tea room as someone is polishing the brass.

Silicosis is caused by breathing in small particles of silica dust, which is created when cutting, drilling, grinding or polishing certain types of stone, rock, sand and clay.

So he's polishing himself up and he's been brilliant.

Still another follows the endearing screw-up Richie () through a weeklong boot camp polishing forks and working the dining room at a three-star Chicago restaurant.

The Dainfern clubhouse, where I had first met him, was in a state of disarray at this early Monday hour, with cleaning crews polishing floors, and noisy leaf-blowers operating outside.

The goldsmiths are charging customers for polishing but 20-25% are deducting from clients on selling which isn’t fair, the counsel added.

The new owners plan to keep the 12 current employees, then double employment in the next two years and expand its traditional product line of tubular felt belts used as roller covers in manufacturing and polishing applications.

The replacement of two castors and repair of lacquer surfaces on a baby grand piano cost €340 while €147 was spent on removing scratches and polishing a window seat.