Banding
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banding
[′band·iŋ] (design engineering)
A strip of fabric which is used for bands. hydIn a glacier, a structure of alternate ice layers of different textures and appearance.
(petrology)
The series of layers occurring in a banded structure.
In sedimentary rocks, the thin bedding of alternate layers of different materials.
(science and technology)
A pattern of bands.
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Banding
Horizontal subdivisions of a column or wall using profile or material change.
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banding
1. Wood edging for veneered doors or panels; normally used at the edge of plywood or coreboard constructions.
2. One or more decorative wood strips; decorative inlay.
3. Metal, plastic, or fiber straps to tie bundles together.
4. The strapping of the top of a timber pile to prevent its splitting while being driven.
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