Similar words: winning, award-winning, winning streak, inning, pinning, sinning, innings, finning. Meaning: ['twɪnɪŋ] 
adj. producing two offspring at a time.
adj. producing two offspring at a time. 
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1 Details are available from town twinning officer Michelle Le-Neveu on Darlington.
2 Now there is to be twinning between the two regions, to be followed by exchanges of students and younger architects.
3 Further information can be obtained from town twinning officer Wendy Pickles on 051-666 2121 ext 4544.
4 There was a twinning arrangement with a local employer which involved one member of staff and a limited number of students.
5 However, twinning in cattle does not occur very often.
6 Identical twinning can begin only inside the Fallopian tube.
7 Crystal twinning patterns in a leucite crystal from volcanic rock, observed in polarized light by Dr. Michael M. Raith of the Steinmann Institut, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany. (Dr.
8 Town twinning agreements encourage people from the two towns to visit each other.
9 The influences of material variables on twinning, including crystal orientation, temperature, strain rate, grain size and prestrain, are analyzed.
10 Mechanism of the twinning induced transformation, impact of stacking fault energy on TWIP effect and impact of microstructure on mechanical properties of the steel were introduced.
11 Gross crystalline imperfections like twinning are apparent to the unaided eye.
12 The mechanism of twinning induced plasticity, the impact of stacking fault energy on TWIP effect and the excellent mechanical properties of TWIP steel are emphatically introduced.
13 The microstructure of Twinning Induced Plasticity (TWIP) steel during tensile deformation was investigated with SEM and TEM.
14 The twinning of Leeds and St Mary was formalised at a function held last week.
15 N o electrical or optical twinning shall be allowed in usable zones.
16 We can recommend that any retired person join the local Town Twinning Association.
17 He has always had a keen interest in town twinning activities,(www.Sentencedict.com) particularly between Middlesbrough and Oberhausen.
18 This British grass snake exhibits dicephalus, a condition related to conjoined twinning.
19 The carbonide in the recarburized layer is mainly M23C6. The martensitic zone is composed of dislocation martensite, twinning martensite, residual austenite and a little carbonide.
20 Early ductile deformation is characterized by dislocation glide , twinning displacement and recrystallization, forming schist and mylonite.
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