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- adjective That is capable of
swelling
Etymologies
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Examples
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One of the applications we use significantly in our conventional oil and gas business is what are called swellable packers -- they isolate the formation from the well itself.
CNN.com 2011
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Ashland's other additives designed for wood care, UV-cured coatings and swellable rheology modifiers for adhesives will also be on display.
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Other manufacturers simply recommend not using a swellable glossy paper.
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We expected problems with glossy sheets, particularly with bronzing, and we did have them on swellable papers like Canon's Photo Paper Pro lines.
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The Canon-supplied ICC profiles for the Pro9000 Mark II dye printer, for example, include all of the company's swellable sheets in addition to the fine arts papers.
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The Canon-supplied ICC profiles for the Pro9000 Mark II dye printer, for example, include all of the company's swellable sheets in addition to the fine arts papers.
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Other manufacturers simply recommend not using a swellable glossy paper.
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Profiles for all the fine arts papers were provided (Museum Etching, Photo Rag, Premium Matte and Semi-gloss) as well as Canon's Pro Platinum paper, although as a swellable glossy sheet it can't be construed as a recommendation.
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They use either an archival swellable surface that encapsulates the inks or a more transient porous surface which sucks them in (and is often advertised as "instant dry").
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We were surprised to see that far fewer ICC profiles were installed until we realized Canon does not recommend printing on swellable glossy paper with the Pro9500 Mark II's pigment inks.
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