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[sesión cautiva]
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Bind, английский
- To get a saw stuck when felling or bucking a tree and the sides of the cut pinch in; wedges are used to alleviate the situation.
- To make yourself or someone else legally r
- Berkeley internet name domain
- Binding
- A quantity of eels, containing 10 sticks of 25 each.
- To prevent normal operation of drill-string equipment in a borehole, such as by constriction or friction created by swelling or caving ground, settlement or balling of cuttings, an obstruction, or an offset or crooked hole, or as the result of insufficient clearance cut by use of undergage bits or reaming shells.
- To cause to cohere; to give consistency to by means of an agent, such as by drilling mud in a loose, sandy, or fragmented formation.
Bind (bound), английский
Bind character, английский
Символ присваивания
Bind off, английский
Закрыть петли
Bind off ( bo ), английский
Закрыть петли
Bind off (bo), английский
Закрыть петли
Bind redirection, английский
An active directory lightweight directory services (ad lds) mechanism that enables ad lds to accept bind requests from applications that want to use ad lds as the application data store. through ad lds bind redirection, ad lds redirects bind requests to ad ds based on the contents of a proxy object that represents an active directory security principal. this proxy object can be augmented to store additional data related to the security principal that is specific to the application.
Bind token, английский
A bind token is a character string that uniquely identifies each bound transaction.
Bind v (bound), английский
Binda, шведский
Binda, английский
Bindeglied, немецкий
Bindel, шведский
Bindemedel, шведский
Binden, немецкий
Binder, английский
- Liant
- Chain or wire rope used to bind logs. also known as chain hook (24).
- A receipt for a deposit to secure the right to purchase a home at an agreed terms by a buyer and seller.
- A helically applied tape or thread used for holding assembled cable components in place until additional manufacturing operations are performed.
- A bandage which is wrapped round a limb to support it binet’s test binet’s test / b?ne?z test/
- Anything that causes loose mineral grains, or particles of other material, to cohere or be bound together, such as cement in an aggregate, or drilling mud in a loose sand or overburden material. bit. any device that may be attached to, or is, an integral part of a drill string and is used as a cutting tool to bore into or penetrate rock or other materials by utilizing power applied to the bit percussively or by rotation.
- A primary component of the coating; usually polyester, epoxy, acrylic or mixtures of these
- Any construct that associates a variable to a value (or type, etc.).
- An adhesive applied with a solvent or a softenable plastic melted to bond fibers together in a web or to bind one web to another.
- An amount of money paid to indicate good faith in a transaction before the transaction is completed.
- A polymer (i.e. silicone, urethanes, acrylic, epoxy etc.) used in thermal interface materials to provide desired mechanical, thermal and electrical properties and hold in a stable form the fillers whose primary purpose is the transfer of heat. binders are also good electrical insulators.
Binder, английский
Binder briefcase notifier, английский
Средство извещения для подшивок
Binder briefcase reconciler, английский
Проверка портфеля подшивки
Binder class, английский
A class that selects a member from a list of candidates, and performs type conversion from actual argument type to formal argument type.
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Binhex, испанский
Acrónimo de binary hexadecimal [binario hexadecimal] algoritmo que codifica información binaria en formato ascii de siete bits permitiendo transferencia de datos y archivos.
Binario, испанский
- Sistema de numeración de base 2 que utiliza los símbolos 0 y 1; se representan por la presencia y la ausencia de tensión eléctrica.
- Sistema de numeración en el que hay sólo dos símbolos, 0 y 1 (en oposición al sistema decimal ordinario, en el que hay diez símbolos 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 y 9). los ordenadores "piensan" en t&
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