How to pronounce “lamina” in English

I laminate the needs and feelings list.

It's good for laminated doughs, but it's not good for cake or even pie crust.

Phyllo dough is a laminated dough, which is a very long, involved process of layering cold butter into sheet after sheet of dough and folding

So what laminar flow basically means is they push a jet of water through this circular aquarium,

It's literally a laminated piece of paper with boxes on it.

Keep this laminated card in your pocket.

That's how we laminate surfaces together, right. So what's going on right now is you are in the complex process of creating what we call butt lamination. All of the tissues

yellowed and laminated. And this is the book that's in for 40 years. Here are some of the

and slogans and laminated cards all over the place we don't need everybody wearing the same suit and singing the

So instead of this beautiful laminar flow concept, it actually looks a little bit more like this.

And they brought with them this laminated dough.

And they started stuffing this laminated pastry with what we think is Bulgarian feta.

And the clear decal on the laminated plastic made a beautiful identification card.

We brought a binder of laminated photos of people posing pride expressions as well as other emotion expressions.

And he pulled out this laminated article that he'd been carrying around that was written by this sportswriter in Worcester about Boston and race.

it takes a while to undo that lamination. So, what I'm saying is, how long does it take?

and I reinforced it on the back laminating.

Can you guarantee that the bimetal isn't going to de-laminate or something like that?

And you can see that one of the laminar pieces is sloughing off and starting to be digested by the bacteria.

And the way they make the finest tools is by laminating a very, very hard piece of steel with a very soft piece of steel.

And then I figured out how to take the thin laminates of wood and put them together into these molds, and then cut them out, and install

of the first decade of the 21st century with a thin laminate showing that the world has recently had a remarkably low rate of death in warfare. So the dream of the 1960s folks

your desk. De-laminate yourself. Roll that ball around every conceivable place on every soft tissue you can have access to at work.

And fake IDs, they didn't have any lamination or any of that fancy code that probably is required

Everybody had an airline ID card, a plastic laminated card much like a driver's license today.

We sell the system-- camera, laminator." We have to buy all this?

a little more complicated to work with uh and we need to laminate them we can't

change the surface. It doesn't de-laminate or shear those tissues apart. So if you want to pull a grilled cheese sandwich apart, what do you need to do?

And he said that I could-- it's called I want to say cold bonding or cold laminating.

right on the other side of that wall was where I first walked with my kind of my laminated slides with what we could do with more resources.

In fact, one of my favorite quotes in "Thrive," which I have laminated in my wallet, is from Rumi, the poet who said, live life as though everything

tissue is there. And now you're starting to de-laminate. You're restoring that slideability.

So it's a very smooth-shaped volcano, so we get a very smooth laminar flow of air.

So the body comes up all sorts of channels, the first layer of this spinal cord called lamina 1.

So what they did was they created this really smart idea called a Desktop Jellyfish Tank, and it runs on the principle of laminar flow.

And we would have driven from there in Cincinnati back north towards Lexington, Ohio, to pick up 30,000 kilograms of laminate wrapped plastic that

And you can see that the mucin is almost completely devoid of bacteria, even looking like a laminar structure.

Every six months, my insurance company, which is the largest in the US, would send me a laminated card.

I always send a little note saying, it'd be great if you guys switched your card from being laminated to a cardboard card.

Just like you. And guess what? Under high pressure and high temperature, you create lamination, or oil.

Because if we can undo that stickiness of that tissues, things change radically. What happens is you become de-laminated where you want to become de-laminated. But this is your

Spread it apart, right? You don't just stick a nail through it. So what you're doing right now is just sticking a nail through your laminated surfaces and that's why it hurts. So what

Yes. And this one has lasted me a few years, actually, opening it during all my performances. And these are some other ones that I laminated.