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Broached post
Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
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King post., английский
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Broach, английский
- The turning of a boat out of control, broadside to the wind or waves.
- When a sailing vessel loses control of its motion and is forced into a sudden sharp turn, often heeling heavily and in smaller vessels sometimes leading to a capsize. the change in direction is called broaching-to. occurs when too much sail is set for a strong gust of wind, or in circumstances where the sails are unstable.
- Елать брочинг (резкий поворот судна с курса
- Брочинг, рыскание, бросать в брочинг, рыскать
- [1] of a sailing vessel; to head into a quartering wind due either to waves striking the stern or to bad helmsmanship. [2] of any vessel; to veer unintentionally broadside-on to wind and waves and be overwhelmed. [3] of a submarine; to break without rising completely to the cruising position. [4] to tap a barrel or break into cargo.
- To restore the diameter of a borehole by reaming.
- To break down the walls between two contiguous drill holes.
- The perpendicular grooves machined into the bit mold in which inside and outside gage stones are set.
- The turning of a boat parallel to the waves, subjecting it to possible capsizing.
Broach, английский
Broach a business, to, английский
To begin it.
Broach post, английский
Broach sharpener, английский
Broach stop, английский
Broach, 1., английский
Broach, 2., английский
Broach, 2. puncheon 1. a short, upright piece of timber in framing; a short post; an intermediate stud. 2.a split log or heavy slab with the face smoothed. 3.a short post used as a spacing support in temporary timbering around an excavation. punching shea, английский
Broach-stop, английский
Фаска, переходящая в острое ребро
Broached spire, английский
Broached work, английский
Broached work. also, английский
Broacher, английский
Broaching, английский
- Брочинг - неуправляемое самопроизвольное приведение яхты (резкий бросок носа яхты в сторону ветра)
- The unplanned turning of a vessel to expose its side to the oncoming waves. in heavy seas this could cause the boat to be knocked down.
Broaching bit, английский
- A reaming bit. see broach
- A tool used to break down the walls between two contiguous boreholes. b rod. a former standard diamond-drill rod having an outside diameter of 12%2 inches. superseded in 1954 by a new standard drill rod designated by the letter name bw. see appendix, table 15
Broaching machine, английский
Broaching tool, английский
Broaching tool sharpening machine, английский
Post, английский
- A column or a free standing axially loaded compression member, usually vertical
- A vertical framing member usually designed to carry a beam. often a 4" x 4", a 6" x 6", or a metal pipe with a flat plate on top and bottom.
- Power-on self test
- Passive optical seeker technique
- Goalpost or the area near it.
- To compose a message for a usenet newsgroup and then send it out for others to see.
- Пиллерс
- Any ground, fortified or not, where a body of men can be in a condition for defence, or fighting an enemy. also, the limits of a sentinel`s charge.
- [1] the place or station of duty. [2] a stout piece of timber or metal set upright in the ground. [3] in the sailing navy, to be “made post” signified promotion to command a frigate or ship-of-the-line. post-captain: this semi-obsolete term was not a title, but referred to a captain of three years seniority, who was entitled to command a rated warship (frigate or larger), and whose name was “posted” in the seniority list of the royal navy. a junior post-captain (wearing a single epaulette) would usually command a frigate, while a senior (with two epaulettes) commanded a ship-of-the-line. the commanders of smaller unrated vessels were not “listed,” and an officer only “made post” when appointed to command a rated vessel. once he had “taken post,” further promotion was strictly by seniority, moving progressively to higher-rated vessels and eventually, if lucky, to flag officer even if only as a yellow admiral. in 1956, when the downsizing rn had a surplus of captains relative to potential seagoing commands, they were divided into two parts. those on the so-called “dry list” were assigned to command shore establishments or given flag-rank appointments in the mod, while those on the “wet list” were considered potential fleet or squadron commanders and were semi-officially referred to as post-captains. the distinction was unpopular and after a short while it was abolished. today, the term is occasionally used informally for a “fourstripe” royal navy captain with a seagoing command. it has never been used by the united states navy. post-panamax: a vessel too large to transit the panama canal. see also panamax, capesize, and malaccamax. post-ship: a designation from the age of sail, used for an unrated vessel which, for some reason, was temporarily commanded by a post-captain rather than the usual commander or lieutenant.
- Процедура начального самотестирования; процедура самотестирования при загрузке; самоконтроль по включению; самотестирование после включения питания post-administrator modeрежим пост-администратора
- Particular place on the floor of an exchange where transactions in stocks listed on the exchange occur.
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King post., английский
King closer., английский
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