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graining, process of painting by which natural wood grain is imitated. It was common practice in the late 19th cent. to grain cheap, soft woods to give them the appearance of rare, expensive ones. A light general tone with the brush was followed by darker streaks applied with a comb and wiped with a rag. This art is rarely practiced today except in matching old work. The term is also applied to mechanical methods for producing an artificial texture of any kind, as in bookbinding, and refers to a process of artificially coarsening the smooth metal sheets to be used as plates in offset printing. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The concept is to integrate the parameterization offline for the universe of x, where the number of values of x that is needed depends on the graining that is chosen. Using energy efficiency to make money and improve pupil academics is graining ground in K-12 schools nationwide. A second CX unit will produce a sample to show surface graining options. |
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