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Stand, английский
- In silviculture and management, a tree community that possesses sufficient uniformity in composition, constitution, age, spatial arrangement, or condition to be distinguishable from adjacent communities. this tree community forms a silvicultural or manage
- On” vessel судно, идущее прежним курсом или галсом
- [1] to direct a vessel’s course (e.g., stand into harbor; stand out to sea). [2] to perform a duty (e.g., stand watch). [3] the brief period of no tidal movement that occurs at high or low water. stand at ease!: rn command for those standing at attention to assume a more relaxed but still formal posture. (the equivalent usn command omits “stand.”)
- Two or more lengths of drill rod or casing coupled together and handled as a unit length as they are taken from a borehole and set upright in a drill tripod or derrick. see double, forble, treble.
- A drill floor.
- To allow a cement slurry to remain undisturbed in a borehole until it hardens or sets. 4. to set a string of casing in a borehole.
Stand, английский
Sta, шведский
Заход на посадку с прямой
Számla, венгерский
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Drehen, немецкий
Stand, английский
- In silviculture and management, a tree community that possesses sufficient uniformity in composition, constitution, age, spatial arrangement, or condition to be distinguishable from adjacent communities. this tree community forms a silvicultural or manage
- On” vessel судно, идущее прежним курсом или галсом
- [1] to direct a vessel’s course (e.g., stand into harbor; stand out to sea). [2] to perform a duty (e.g., stand watch). [3] the brief period of no tidal movement that occurs at high or low water. stand at ease!: rn command for those standing at attention to assume a more relaxed but still formal posture. (the equivalent usn command omits “stand.”)
- Two or more lengths of drill rod or casing coupled together and handled as a unit length as they are taken from a borehole and set upright in a drill tripod or derrick. see double, forble, treble.
- A drill floor.
- To allow a cement slurry to remain undisturbed in a borehole until it hardens or sets. 4. to set a string of casing in a borehole.
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