- the
process is
called shearing; if the
cutting blades are
curved then they are
shearing-type operations. The most
commonly sheared materials are in the...
- be said to have been "shorn", "
sheared" or "s****" [in Australia]). The
annual shearing most
often occurs in a
shearing shed, a
facility especially designed...
- problems,
since Shearing was
under contract to MGM and
DeFranco to
Capitol Records.[citation needed] In 1949, he
formed the
first George Shearing Quintet, a...
-
called a
shear force or
shearing force." This
section calculates the
force required to cut a
piece of
material with a
shearing action. The
relevant information...
- Look up
shear in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shear may
refer to:
Animal shearing, the
collection of wool from
various species Sheep shearing The removal...
-
Shearing is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Dinah Shearing (1928–2021),
Australian actress George Shearing (1919–2011),
British jazz...
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Shear stress (often
denoted by τ, Gr****: tau) is the
component of
stress coplanar with a
material cross section. It
arises from the
shear force, the component...
- In
continuum mechanics,
shearing refers to the
occurrence of a
shear strain,
which is a
deformation of a
material substance in
which parallel internal...
-
world to have a
complete shearing, at
Dunlop Station,
finished using machines. By 1915, most
large Australian sheep station shearing sheds had
machines that...
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Shearing layers is a
concept coined by
architect Frank Duffy,
which was
later elaborated by
Stewart Brand in his book, How
Buildings Learn: What Happens...
