stencil
ˈstɛnsɪl-
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stencil
mark or print with a stencil -
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stencil
a sheet of material (metal, plastic, cardboard, waxed paper, silk, etc.) that has been perforated with a pattern (printing or a design); ink or paint can pass through the perforations to create the printed pattern on the surface below
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Stencil
A thin plate of metal, leather, or other material, used in painting, marking, etc. The pattern is cut out of the plate, which is then laid flat on the surface to be marked, and the color brushed over it. Called also stencil plate. -
Stencil
To mark, paint, or color in figures with stencils; to form or print by means of a stencil.
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stencil
To mark out or paint by means of a stencil. -
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stencil
A thin plate or sheet of any substance in which a figure, letter, or pattern is formed by cutting through the plate. If the plate thus cut is placed upon a surface and rubbed with color or ink, the pattern or figure will be marked on the underlying substance. For many purposes, the letters, etc., are cut through completely; for transferring a pattern, as in embroidery, the lines of the pattern are often indicated by small holes. In wall-decoration, etc., both these plans are employed. Different stencils are often used in the same design, each for a different color. -
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stencil
The coloring matter used in marking with a stencil-plate. -
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stencil
In ceramics, a preparation laid upon the biscuit to keep the oil used in transfer-printing or enameling from adhering to the surface; hence, the pattern traced by this preparation, reserving a panel or medallion of the unaltered color of the biscuit. -
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stencil
A door-post; a stanchion.
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Stencil
sten′sil a plate of metal, &c., with a pattern cut out, which is impressed upon a surface by drawing a brush with colour over it -
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Stencil
to print or paint by means of a stencil:—pr.p. sten′cilling; pa.t. and pa.p. sten′cilled
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Probably from OF. estincelle, spangle, spark, F. étincelle, spark, L. scintilla,. See Scintillate, and cf. Tinsel
I purchased sizes 2 and 6 and found them useful with all sizes and shapes of stencils . motherearthnews.com
Stencils , mainly in the form of adhesive wall stencils (really more like stickers), have become all the rage in the past few years. yankeemagazine.com
The signs are familiar around town: green with gold letters stenciled on them. blog.al.com
A Unicorn Stencil presentation in association with the Missouri History Museum. variety.com
Order stickers, stationery or a stencil to help you brand as many items as you can. texaswest.com
The stencil print by Dave Lowenstein shows Brownback with tears in his eyes and flames behind him. hutchnews.com
The stencil print by Dave Lowenstein shows Brownback with tears in his eyes, with flames behind him. knssradio.com
Ganache Coating & Sugar Stencils. parents.com
Enlarge John Gomez/For The Jersey Journal Roses inserted into some of the stenciled letters of victims' names. nj.com
Kids can cut their own stencils from contact paper to make these pretty, painted pumpkin crafts. parents.com
One has a stenciled mark on the underside. dwell.com
Surface area ratios (SAR) as low as 0.55 when used with the UltraSlic stencil technology. impomag.com
After cutting, carefully and slowly separate the two sheets and your stencil is ready. airbrushaction.com
BHG.com / Free Printable Pumpkin Stencils. bhg.com
Use these stencil patterns to create cute (or creepy) Halloween pumpkins that will surprise your guests. bhg.com
As for the plot given below, we assume that a sphere is lit up by a stencil beam entering the sphere at the center of the image.
Surface Curvature Effects on Reflectance from Translucent Materials
Before each single level update from time tℓ to time tℓ + ∆tℓ , a ring of “ghost” cells sufficiently large to complete the stencils required to update valid-region data on each gridpatch is filled in.
Constrained-Transport Magnetohydrodynamics with Adaptive-Mesh-Refinement in CHARM
In the case of Bifrost , computing the derivatives or interpolating the variables uses a stencil of 6 grid points.
The stellar atmosphere simulation code Bifrost
The two possible solutions are to communicate the needed data to neighboring nodes every time it is needed, and the other is to supply each node with a number of “ghost cells” around its allocated subdomain so that the whole stencil used in for instance a derivative operator is present at the node that needs it.
The stellar atmosphere simulation code Bifrost
Here 1 ≤ k ≤ ne is a local index, counting the elements in the stencil, and j = j (k) is the mapping from the local index k to the global indexation of the elements in QΩ .
Very High Order $\PNM$ Schemes on Unstructured Meshes for the Resistive Relativistic MHD Equations
To the stencil-plate chivalry of the lyrics of the ubiquitous F.E. "Contemporary American Composers" by
I stencil cases in cargo holds! "The Pirates of Ersatz" by
The curtains were not down; but now, attached to the Flobert Rifle, was a stencilled card. "The Adventures of Bobby Orde" by
It was oval in shape, and had a stencilled rim in a conventional design. "Polly's Business Venture" by
Stencil the organization designation on the lower half of the middle width of canvas in the back wall. "Manual of Military Training" by
When it is to be used with a stencil it must be made thicker than when it is used with a brush. "One Thousand Secrets of Wise and Rich Men Revealed" by
All were tinted by hand, sometimes with the help of stencil plates, but more often by brush. "Children's Books and Their Illustrators" by
They may possibly have been stenciled. "Paul and the Printing Press" by
Here's a suit of space fatigues with Nineteen's number stenciled inside. "The Love of Frank Nineteen" by
Why are stencil-like methods bad? "Great Pianists on Piano Playing" by
Diamonds dusted
Line everything,
Tiny the stencillings
Are as the pencillings
On a moth's wing.
Stand forth for human rights;
In one strong effort, worthy thee,
Soul stenciled, be a light.
God's etching shows divinely bought
Soul stenciled by the spirit taught—
She's fix-ed.
As through an Eastern village passed
A youth who bore, through dust and heat,
A stencil-plate, that read complete--"SAPOLIO."
It was the first day of July,
And where, all parched and scorched it hung,
These words was stenciled on his tongue:
"No beer, no work."
With on it stenciled: Peter Jones.
And round it are five hundred more;
(A proper job did old man War!)
So young they were, so fresh, so fit,
So hopeful - that's the hell of it.