Pronunciation: /ˈsɪntərɪŋ/
noun the process of forming a solid mass of material by heating without melting
A1 Sintering is a process used to bond particles together.
A2 The sintering temperature must be carefully controlled to achieve the desired results.
B1 The sintering of metal powders is a common method for creating solid objects.
B2 The sintering process involves heating the material to a high temperature without melting it.
C1 Advanced ceramics often undergo multiple stages of sintering to achieve the desired properties.
C2 The engineer optimized the sintering parameters to achieve maximum density and strength in the final product.
verb to undergo the process of sintering
A1 Sintering is a process used to bond particles together.
A2 The metal parts were sintered together to form a strong bond.
B1 The ceramic material undergoes sintering at high temperatures.
B2 The sintering process helps improve the mechanical properties of the material.
C1 Advanced sintering techniques are used in the aerospace industry.
C2 Researchers are constantly exploring new methods to enhance sintering efficiency.
formal Sintering is a process used to compact and strengthen materials through heat and pressure.
informal They're sintering the metal parts in the factory to make them stronger.
slang I heard they're sintering some new tech gadgets in the lab.
figurative The team's bond was sintered through shared experiences and challenges.
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