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matting

[mat-ing] / ˈmæt ɪŋ /




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The tactile experience of holding something “real” is often a huge factor in interacting with a reborn — Arend Smith uses matting powder to make the silicone feel like human skin.

From The Verge

“Another look book favorite involves contrasting textures by matting out the base color and painting on a thin shiny tip.”

From New York Times

However, the team has an idea: woven reed matting may have held quartz- and zeolite-containing rocks underwater just upstream of the reservoir’s inflow.

From Science Magazine

The founder of Fine Art Solutions specializes in custom framing, fabrication, metal, woodworking, lamination and matting.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2016, his campaign won a small victory, persuading the council to invest £30,000 in biodegradable matting that it was tentatively hoped might slow erosion.

From BBC