| This, combined with incising technology, has the potential to substantially reduce press times. |
| Made out of a single circular plate of metal, the dish has a crudely punched hole in the rim, while the surface is enhanced by incising. |
| Flooding is limited to the narrow valley bottoms of small streams incising the uplands. |
| Opium is obtained by slightly incising the seed capsules of the poppy after the plant's flower petals have fallen. |
| They are often told by young girls to younger ones and are illustrated by incising figures in the snow or on the ground with an ivory snow knife. |
| Engraving, or incising, to use Wood's term, refers to cutting into the plaque to form the design so that the face of the plaque is flat, the design inset as an intaglio. |
