A long cut; a narrow opening; as, a slit in the ear.
An aperture, typically rectangular in shape, whose length is large compared to its width. Apertures, generally small compared to the light source, may have fixed or adjustable shapes through which radiation enters or exits an instrument.
Usually narrow entry point for light to a spectrograph. The slit is often made from a pair of ordinary razor blades which can be machined to achieve very straight edges. This gives a precisely determined light source for the instrument.
Putting a cut on a food object in a manner such that the opposite side remains intact. This opening allows filling of spicesetc. Done mostly in ingredients like chillies.
On a press or folder: to cut printed sheets or webs into two or more sections by cutting wheels.
Narrow window for defence, deeply splayed wthin, to get maximum light. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, 414) Related terms: Castle / Loop
A cut used in the corrugated in place of a score.
A slitter will cut paper into narrow strips. Some paper folders have a slitting feature which basically looks like a pizza cutter and has the ability to cut paper in half. Stack Capacity - The stack capacity is the amount of paper that can be placed into a paper folder's paper tray.
Arrow-slit. Narrow opening in a wall for discharge of arrows and admittance of light. See also arrow-loop.
make a clean cut through; "slit her throat"
cut a slit into; "slit the throat of the victim"
A cut made in a fiberboard sheet without removal of material.
A cut made in a fiberboard sheet extending through only a portion of the thickness.
A cut made on a printing machine during the production run.
When two or more widths are obtained from the hot rolled substrate width. The slitting operation results in a cut edge.
To cut a roll of stock to narrower widths.
The passing of sheet or strip material through the rotary knives of a slitter to cut the material lengthwise.
A long narrow cut or opening in a garment.
Some paper folders have a slitting feature. Slitters look like a pizza cutter and simply cut paper in half.
A narrow vertical split in the fabric usually added for ease of movement or sex appeal.
Set the slit width in microns
A LONG NARROW OPENING USUALLY CUT INTO A SKIRT OR A TOP.
A garment term used to describe vertical predetermined cuts or slits to create breathability, allow movement and as decoration.
To cut rolls of labelstock to specified widths. Either rotary (scissor action) or stationary (razor or air) knives or blades are used with mechanical unwinding and rewinding devices that are controlled to ensure that correct tracking and tension of the roll from the master reel to the converted widths takes place. Most Labelstock converters purchase their stock - pre-slit by the Labelstock Manufacturers.
A narrow cut in the fabric usually made for ease of movements or sex appeal.
To cut paper using a disk or wheel.
