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Smoothness |
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Table 2, Table 2.1
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Pronunciation
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Subdomain (1st level): |
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Properties |
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Subdomain (2nd level): |
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Physical properties |
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Grammatical category: |
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Simple term |
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Grammar notes: |
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Uncountable |
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Definition: |
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Property of paper which depends on the irregularities of its surface: the smaller and more uniformly distributed they are, the more paper will be smooth. |
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Definition source: |
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Brewer (2003) |
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Context: |
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It is well-established that papers of poor formation cannot reach combinations of high smoothness and uniform ink receptivity, nor can paper whose structure retains large-scale markings from forming fabrics and suction rolls. |
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Context source: |
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EN 48 |
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Attestation: |
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2 |
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Phraseological unit: |
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Good smoothness, High smoothness |
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Co-hyponyms: |
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Roughness, Porosity, Dimensional stability, Equilibrium relative humidity, Moisture content, Degree of sizing |
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Hyperonyms: |
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Physical properties |
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Related terms: |
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Bekk Smoothness |
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It:
Liscio
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Degree of reliability IT:
3
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Fr:
Lissé
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Degree of reliability FR:
3
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