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lay-up
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lay-up [′lā‚əp]
(engineering)
Production of reinforced plastics by positioning the reinforcing material (such as glass fabric) in the mold prior to impregnation with resin.

lay-up
1. In reinforced plastics, the reinforcing material placed in position in the mold.
2. The resin-impregnated reinforcement.
3. The assembling of veneers for fabrication as plywood.


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The last few minutes, however, saw the Aces grip on the match slip slightly and the Celts were able to score a number of quick lay-ups which led to a final score which suggests that the gap between the two teams was greater than it actually was at 47-31.
Professional players have to make lay-ups at full speed with defenders trying to block the shot.
The Eagles did create a number of opportunities, but at this level of competition missing lay-ups was proving costly - and by the end of the half they were down by 27 points.
 
 
 
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