postform

To shape or mold as a final stage of construction.

Polyester laminates which are made with woven fabric fillers postform much more satisfactorily than do paper base laminates.

Whether you postform laminated plastic (the machine here is heating a seamless phenolic plastic counter top), or rely on temperature indicating controllers for any of a thousand other reasons, Fenwal's 541 is the easiest to operate!

Pertaining to the process of postforming.

With the help and encouragement of the Formica people, they developed much of their postform equipment and expanded their operations.

The postform profile gives a much softer look to a counter, desk, table or work top and also does away with sometimes unsightly joints on counter edges which, in applications were a high hygienic standard is necessary, can create problems.

An item in its final version after a manufacturing or engineering process.

In the first operation, it was attempted to bulge the postform in one bulge and the strain capability of the material was exceeded resulting in rupture of the vessel.

The finished vessels (postforms) are designed to accommodate the applied pressure, shock, vibration and other operational and environmental loads based on the materials properties derived from the aforementioned cryostraining

The form or version something has after a process completes.

Dekel and Sahni [DS1] and Bar-on and Vishkin [BV] proposed parallel algorithms for transforming arithmetic expressions to postform and treeform.

Four forms of the test of logical inference were used: a pre- and postform for the antecedent task and a pre- and postform for the consequent task.

A form that is filled out after the completion of something.

The postforms were completed six weeks after counseling was concluded.

For comparability, the raw scores on the different forms (pre- and postforms) and levels of the tests were converted to standard scores.