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- adjective Describing any structure whose
laminations have been removed
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Examples
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The tire casing had delaminated from its own base tape.
Ask Nick: Tire disaster, the wheel behind the sticker, sequential shifts 2011
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But if you hear a kind of a thud, you say, ‘Oh, maybe it has delaminated internally, maybe it’s got a void or other problems internally.
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During static testing of the 787 some of the composite material delaminated when the wings were flexed near their limit.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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During static testing of the 787 some of the composite material delaminated when the wings were flexed near their limit.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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His batter was around a 1/2 thick, demonstrating a lack of awareness of the ratio between batter and fish and worse, the batter had delaminated from the fish in an effort that would make a proper fish and chip cook shake his head sadly.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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One year ago we brought you the Wall House, an elegant small-scale home that challenges the concept of walls with its delaminated construction and a flexible shell that invokes a sky-blown kite or a pristinely unfurled sail.
WALL HOUSE: Build Your Own With Customizable Kit! | Inhabitat 2008
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When he reached the braking area for turn 9, the Bridgestone delaminated suddenly and Hamilton was lucky not to hit the barrier as he shot into the run-off area.
Chequered Conflict Maurice Hamilton 2008
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They had become delaminated as a result of plain wear and tear and storing them in the hot attic probably didn't help.
REI Gives Great Customer Service, Refunds 4-Year-Old Skis - The Consumerist 2008
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I do think that the venture industry, just like so many others, can be horizontally delaminated or micro-chunked like much content is or ought to be.
Tony Soprano's 2.0 Advisory Capital Ben Barren 2006
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I do think that the venture industry, just like so many others, can be horizontally delaminated or micro-chunked like much content is or ought to be.
Archive 2006-02-01 Ben Barren 2006
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