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Rough Cut

In film, a stage in the production process in which a movie or television show is nearly complete but requires further editing.

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Three-point finish mowers come in the same cutting deck size as the rough-cut or brush mowers, but they also include some added safety features, such as a shielded and directed discharge of the cut material and a blade designed for fine cutting rather than cutting through thick material.

3 Tools for large-scale mowing: weigh your options for three types of cutters--walk-behind, tow-behind, and 3-point-hitchmounted--for all your acreage mowing tasks

In a first showing of the rough-cut they have left it to the last minute, and they haven't told him it was going to be shown.

Baddam owner in High Court television battle

Depending on the amount of open area you need to maintain, you may want to add a rough-cut mower to the mix.

The best mower for your property: here's how to choose the model you need

By using rough-cut techniques, we make a conscious trade-off between accuracy and speed.

How "rough-cut" analysis smoothes HP's supply chain

That one piece would take upwards of 16-hours to rough-cut," recalls Little.

Plunge milling dies cuts shop cost 90%: improving productivity when milling deep cavities in 4140 steel dies sometimes calls for a radical change in machining approach. A switch to plunge milling saves a Michigan shop about 90% of machining costs

The Quik-subsidized 16mm film These Colors Taste Like Music was not finished on its widely advertised due date, but was presented in its rough-cut version anyway.

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When soft critique is thrown into the feature mix, it's hard not to think such packages are Faustian bargains with studios, which, in turn, aren't above snagging quotes from these rough-cut reviews to place on their ads.

Mags mix crix betwixt pic profiles. (Inside Moves)

The workpiece fixture is sequentially pivoted to present rough-cut gasket lengths to the robot for programmed precise cutting and notching operations.

Robots cut gaskets and costs

But that's OK with Greyson: "We did rough-cut screenings, and it was great because everyone, without exception, said it took 15, 20, or 30 minutes to figure out how the characters interrelated.

John Greyson

In place of the rough-cut mill lengths buyers once favored, OEM manufacturers increasingly expect finished parts and assemblies from their extrusion processors.

Cutting it close: improve your profile length tolerances

Inside, the living room's fireplace wall captures the most attention with a 16-foot-long free-form walnut mantelpiece and rough-cut Yosemite slate hearth by interior designer Gere Kavenaugh of Los Angeles, a former WHA juror.

Ranch house remodeled with elegance and originality

Large blanks of rough-cut catalpa share seasoning space in the rafters of his shop with more regal walnut, cherry, and oak, and partially finished carvings perch all over the shop.