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Definition of pockets of in English English dictionary
- pockets
- he undesirable formation of large cavities or pockets in the foam structure Pocketing is usually caused by rapid formation and/or release of the blowing agent before the polymer structure has gained sufficient strength to contain the gas
- pockets
- When pockets form in 5D they can be oriented in other ways than the default
- pockets
- plural of pocket
- pockets
- any opening built into a binder for storing loose sheets These can be any size or shape because special dies can create whatever effect you desire
- pockets
- third-person singular of pocket
- pockets
- Pockets on tuxedos can be flap, or besom (inset and trimmed in satin)
- pockets
- The undesirable formation of large cavities or pockets in the foam structure Pocketing is usually caused by rapid formation and/or release of the blowing agent before the polymer structure has gained sufficient strength to contain the gas [Also see "Splits" ]
- pockets
- Pockets are hems welded into the vinyl to accept gripper bars for vinyl installation They are similar to a hem in a curtain Pockets will be a standard 3" (top, bottom, & sides) This results in a pocket with a 6" circumference In terms of the vinyl face, the "pocket" is more accurately described as a "margin " A 14' image with 3" bleeds and 3" pockets (or margins) yields a finished size of 15' (Also referred to as "wrap ") Regardless of whether a board is printed with or without bleeds or margins, the mechanical pocket still exists This pocket typically is 4" of material, folded over and seamed with a 1" seam yielding a 3" pocket
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