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| Abbreviations in Geographic Information Systems and Cartography |
- Breit; bridge
- Breite; branch
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Breit, английский
Breite, английский
Branch, английский
- Ветвь; отвод; отделение, филиал
- In plumbing, a pipe which originates in or discharges into a main, submain, riser, or stack.
- Any part which grows out of a main part verb to split out into smaller parts the radial artery branches from the brachial artery at the elbow.
- N ветвь; род, семья1 (см. тж. stock) | v ~ out разветвляться2 branching n ветвление construction, rule left ~ левостороннее ветвление multiple ~ многочленное ветвление right ~ правостороннее ветвление broca aphasia, area
- The diploma of those pilots who have passed at the trinity house, as competent to navigate vessels in particular places. the word branch is also metaphorically used for river divergents, but its application to affluents is improper. any branch or ramification, as in estuaries, where they traverse, river-like, miles of territory, in labyrinthine mazes.
- A borehole drilled at an angle diverging from a previously drilled borehole. see wedging.
- An underground working place or passageway leading away from a major work area or main pas sageway.
- A small vein departing from the main vein or lode.
- Division, office or other unit of business located at a different location from the main office or headquarters. it is not a separate legal entity.
- A fork within a conversation, where more than one reply was made to a single e-mail and caused a split in the conversation.
- A segment of a logical tree structure, representing a folder and any folders that it contains.
- An element of workflow logic that defines an alternative condition and action or additional steps, in cases when the criteria in a condition element are not met. a logical ‘else-if-then’ statement in a workflow.
- In reference to a package, to upgrade an existing sequenced application package and run it side-by-side with the original sequenced application package.
- To allow a collection of files to evolve in two or more divergent paths.
- An operation in a foreign country incorporated in the home country.
- A branch is a particular office or a place of work that is part of a bigger network. it is usual, for example, to describe a bank or a big retail organisation as having ‘branches all over the country’, or ‘branches in all major cities’.
Bridge, английский
- The location from which a vessel is steered and its speed controlled. "control station" is really a more appropriate term for small craft.
- A structure spanning and providing passage over a river, chasm, road, or the like
- A structure built over a ravine, waterway, highway, or wetlands area for the purpose of allowing vehicles or pedestrians access.
- Устройство, объединяющее локальные или удаленные сегменты в одну сеть. функционирует на канальном уровне и прозрачен для протоколов более высоких уровней, т.е. принимает решение о передаче кадра из одного сегмента в другой только на основании информации и
- Мост
- The support for the shaft end of the cue during a shot stroke, either the left hand (for a right-handed player) or an implement (see "mechanical bridge")
- Apart from the meaning of gymnastic stand - sagging back supporting on feet and hands, there is a concept of starting-bridge, a small platform used in some acts, mainly aerial acts, by performers to displace and prepare themselves for aerial tricks.
- Appliance for multiple replacement teeth fixed via attachment to dental implants or natural adjacent teeth.
- A structure above the weather deck, extending the full width of the vessel, which houses a command centre, itself called by association, the bridge.
- Used loosely to refer to the navigating section of the vessel where the wheel house and chart room are located; erected structure amidships or aft or very rarely fore over the main deck of a ship to accommodate the wheelhouse.
- Device which interconnects three or more telecommunication channels, such as telephone lines. a telephone conference audio bridge links three or more telephones (usually operated assisted). usually a meet-me audio bridge or provides a teleconference direct dial access number. both connect remote sites and equalize noise distortion. s, gateway, routers devices that convert lans to other lans, computers and wans by allowing systems running on different media (copper wire, fiber optics, etc.) and protocols (rules to communicate).
- That portion of the frame that rests upon the wearer’s nose. the bridge size is the shortest horizontal distance between lenses (dbl).
- 1. the top part of the nose where it joins the forehead 2. an artificial tooth or set of teeth which is joined to natural teeth which hold it in place 3. a part joining two or more other parts bright’s disease bright’s disease / bra?ts d?zi z/
- Британское летнее время
- Мост катамарана, мостик;
- A narrow gangway between two hatchways, sometimes termed a bridge. military bridges to afford a passage across a river for troops, are constructed with boats, pontoons, casks, trusses, trestles, &c. bridge in steam-vessels is the connection between the paddle-boxes, from which the officer in charge directs the motion of the vessel. also, the middle part of the fire-bars in a marine boiler, on either side of which the fires are banked. also, a narrow ridge of rock, sand, or shingle, across the bottom of a channel, so as to occasion a shoal over which the tide ripples. that between mount edgecombe and st. nicholas` isle, at plymouth, has occasioned much loss of life.
- [1] a raised transverse platform from where a powered vessel is controlled, docked, and navigated; usually includes chart room and pilot house. [2] the open area on top of a submarine’s sail or conning tower. [3] to ride the waves from crest-to-crest without sinking into the troughs.
- Debris that plugs a borehole at a point some distance above the bottom. between the underside of the bridge and the bottom of the drill hole, the borehole is free of debris.
- To deliberately plug a borehole at a point some distance above its bottom.
- The main vessel control station.
- Software or hardware that connects two or more networks so that they can communicate, and that operates at the data-link layer (layer 2) of the osi model. bridge
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Ven`d, английский
Brick veneered building
Bhic, английский
Brabants historisch informatie centrum = brabant historical information centre
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