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Lamination
* also allow fibers to be placed in a straight, uninterrupted paths.
* are now the preferred method of image protection in commercial photography
  - present in a few intervals and, in places, are delineated by aligned organic matter
* clear polyester based film that is applied with heat and pressure for best adhesion.
* formed in sediments are less smooth and less distinct.
* is quite different from encapsulation
  - used for appropriate images such as enlarged photos and ink jet prints
  - vacuum bagged for strength and light weight
* preserves the life of the print and also deepens the color.
* toughens materials even if there are no actual fibres.

### structure | lamination:

Laminate
* are a non invasive way of addressing many cosmetic problems
  - laminations
  - sheets
* can also spontaneously break or even fall off.
* come in a huge variety of colors.

### structure | lamination | laminate:

Laminate flooring
* has an inner core and a glued-on layer or layers of outer material.
* is one of the newest floor covering mediums in the flooring industry.
* tongue and groove interlocking flooring system.

Plastic laminate
* are laminates.
* can detach or can break to expose sharp points or edges.

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Plywood
* accounts for over two-thirds of forest products exports by value.
* can be very difficult to work with.
* can, over time, become damp enough to cause mold and mildew to develop behind the tiles.
* comes from large, high quality, old-growth trees, a very limited and precious resource
  - in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses
* easily sucks water and humidity and breaks apart when frozen.
* is also susceptible to warping
  - also, pound for pound, stronger than steel
  - an example of a laminate
  - cut into an amorphous shape that looks something like an amoeba
  - either construction or hardwood
  - made by cutting a thin continous layer of wood off a log as it is spun around
* is made of thin layers glued together, each at a right angle to the layer beneath
  - very thin layers of wood called plies or veneers glued together
* is one of the more interesting forms of processed wood
  - most labor intensive of all primary wood products
  - suitable for use in most building linings, walls, ceilings, partitions and floors
  - usually common pine and generally used inside
  - woodwork
* needs to be protected from the elements until it is coated
  - sealed properly to keep it from delaminating
* replaces glass in a door that never opens.
* utilizes hard- woods, while particleboard and hardboard are based on plantation forest wood.

Landscape structure
* consists of mineral islands, lakes and pools, small rivers and streams.
* influences continental distribution of hantavirus in deer mice.

Lumen
* are a measure of light output
  - cavities
  - the measure of brightness
* indicate light output, while watts indicate power being consumed
  - the brightness of the bulb

### structure | lumen:

Lumen depreciation
* drop in light output of the lamp over time.
* term that describes the normal attrition of light.

Masonry
* absorbs water through pores and capillaries.
* deals with manhood, square and upright.
* helps men see their potential for deep goodness and virtue.
* is one of the most enduring household components
  - part of construction
  - practiced worldwide
  - trade
* teaches men to be religious without advocating a particular doctrine, or creed.
* worldwide fraternity with the singular purpose of making good men better.

Mathematical structure
* appear in nature, music, art, and philosophy.
* is revealed from equilibrium models in discrete and continuous systems.

Mental structure
* Many mental structures are a combination of both episodic models and instantiated schemas.
* are complex networks of categories and sub categories.

Middle ear
* Most middle ears contain canals
  - semicircular canals
* Some middle ears have bones
  - tiny bones