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shrinkage A reduction in length or width of a material caused by certain treatments, especially washing. A loss of weight and volume of wool due to scouring when grease, sweat, and foreign matter are removed.
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shrinkage term used to describe the undocumented loss of inventory.
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shrinkage contraction upon cooling of all or areas of the part. Shrinkage occurs less is disorientated material and more across chains of molecules than along their lengths. Lower pack area have lower areas of orientation and shrinkage.
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shrinkage The change in dimension (decrease) a molded article undergoes after being molded. Shrinkage is caused by cooling and subsequent contraction of the plastic material.
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shrinkage Is the rate of loss of products from inventory as a percentage loss of profit or sales. The main causes of shrinkage in the retail sector are: theft by customers (shoplifting), theft by employees, administrative errors and supplier fraud. More on shrinkage
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