Definitions for "FLEXING"
Keywords:  circumference, blades, die, width, fail
Condition that can occur when the die circumference is less than the width of the cross-blades resulting in the center of the die to fail to cut properly and consistently.
Condition that can occur on a die when the circumference is less than the width of the cross-blades. Causes the centre of the cross-blades to fail to cut properly and consistently.
In the karting context, flexing is what the frame does when cornering, since there is no suspension on a kart, and there is not differencial on the rear axle. As a result the inner tire in a curve would scrub. The flexing allows the inner tire to slightly lift off the ground, reducing tire scrub. Stiffness, i.e. the flexing ability of the kart, greatly influences the handling and can be changed through various means.
Flex the left wrist inward toward the neck of the cello while pivoting on the finger into which our arm-weight is released. This exercise helps induce the feeling of applying arm weight while maintaining complete freedom and flexibility in the wrist.
controlled breaking of the continuous bonded abrasive coating with some detrimental effect on the bond or backing. This is done to create flexibility of the coated abrasive product.
A method of gaining access to a tight break by flexing the glass back and forth, either with a tool or by hand.
The process of folding in which a succession of rock layers bends and slip occurs between the layers.
Bending, or contracting and expanding.