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Woven fencing
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Inter., английский
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Fence, английский
- A palisade. also, the arm of the hammer-spring of a gun-lock.
- Ломаная линия, захватывающая все пересеченные ею объекты.
Fence, английский
Fence against satellite threats, английский
Противоспутниковая система «фаст»
Fence diagram, английский
Fence for stolen, английский
Fence of poles, английский
Fence with ditch in the foreground, английский
Fence-season, английский
Время года, когда охота или рыбная ловля запрещена
Fencepost error, английский
Ошибка на единицу; ошибка "поста охранения"
Fencer, английский
Рабочий, ставящий или чинящий ограды лошадь, участвующая в скачках с препятствиями
Fencerow, английский
Planting which forms a fence or is adjacent to a fence.
Fencible, английский
A limited service soldier during the napoleonic wars, senior to yeomanry or volunteers, but junior to line regiments and royal marines. only occasionally employed in sea service, but there was a land-based force of sea fencibles.
Fencibles, английский
Bodies of men raised for limited service, and for a definite period. in rank they are junior to the line and royal marines, but senior to yeomanry or volunteers.
Fencing, английский
- The art of using the small-sword with skill and address.
- Ограждение
- The process of isolating a failed node from shared resources to assure data integrity. fetch (v)
Woven, английский
A term commonly used to describe a jacquard or dobby fabric to distinguish it from a printed fabric. wyzenbeek: refers to a fabric abrasion test method that uses the wyzenbeek machine to test fabric using cotton duck as the abradant. samples of the test fabric are pulled tight in a frame and held stationary while the abradant is rubbed over the test fabric. each back and forth motion is referred to as a “double rub.” fabric is normally tested in both the warp and fill directions. the number of double rubs achieved depends on an assessment of both noticeable wear and the number of yarn breaks. y yarn: the term used to describe an assemblage of textile fibers or filaments twisted into a continuous strand. yarn-dyed: the process of dyeing yarn prior to it being woven or knitted. also known as package dyeing. this glossary has been adapted from the association of contract textiles glossary.
Woven board, английский
Fencing made from weaving thin, flat boards together.
Woven carpet, английский
- Looms interlace warp (lengthwise) and filling (widthwise) yarns to create a sturdy textile for the floor. much woven carpet is produced in intricate, colorful patterns. types of woven carpet include axminster and wilton.
- A carpet which is constructed on a loom by interlacing the carpet warp and filling threads, e.g., axminster, velvet, or wilton carpet.
Woven fabric, английский
- Generally used to refer to a fabric composed of two sets of yarns, warp and filling, that is formed by weaving, which is the interlacing of these sets of yarns. y
- Generally used to refer to fabric composed of two sets of yarns, warp and filling, that is formed weaving, which is the interlacing of these sets of yarns. however, there are woven fabrics in which three sets of yarn are used to give a triaxial weave. in two-dimensional wovens, there may be two or more warps and fillings in a fabric, depending on the complexity of the construction. the manner in which the two sets of yarns are interlaced determines the weave. by using various combinations of the three basic weaves, plain, twill, and satin, it is possible to produce an almost unlimited variety of constructions. other effects may be obtained by varying the type of yarns, filament or spun, and the fiber types, twist levels, etc.
Woven polymer fabr ic, английский
Woven valley, английский
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Inter., английский
Intelligent building., английский
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