- forms. The
operator is
known as a
turner, and the
skills needed to use the
tools were
traditionally known as
turnery. In pre-industrial England, these...
-
owned by
Muhammad Abdelrahim al-Sharqawi, that
generated profits as a
turnery,
before acquiring another apartment in Giza with help from
Ameen Yusef...
- is used for
luxury furniture-making, flooring,
musical instruments, and
turnery.
Genuine rosewoods belong to the
genus Dalbergia. The pre-eminent rosewood...
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April 2007. "Chapter 3: Case
Study 2 – LAC-
Turnery and the
Lacquerware Industry". A
brief description of
Channapatna toys...
- al-Zawahiri. whom he had
known since 1968. He was
accused of
establishing a
turnery in the
Gamaliyya district of Cairo,
where he
boosted the group's revenues...
- than average.
Turner syndrome is
caused by one X
chromosome (45,X), a ring X chromosome, 45,X/46,XX mosaicism, or a
small piece of the
Y chromosome in...
-
Robert Edward Turner III (born
November 19, 1938) is an
American entrepreneur,
television producer,
media proprietor, and philanthropist. He
founded the...
- that it is safe or has any
beneficial effect. The
white wood is used for
turnery, carving, toy making, matchboxes,
small boxes and furniture. The wood of...
-
stripped off
without killing the tree. The bark and the
timber is used for
turnery and in the
manufacture of plywood, furniture, shelves, coffins, matches...
- in
various musical instruments,
decorative wood-ware,
knife handles and
turnery. Much of the most
highly figured material was
sliced into veneers, which...
