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Groined rib
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A rib under the curve of a groin, either to mask the groin or to support it. gristmill 476 having a light grey monotone color, often with an enameled pattern.
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Groin, английский
- Пах
- Ingle
- The ridge, edge, or curved line formed by the intersection of the surfaces of two intersecting vaults. groined rib: a shows an enlarged section groins: a groined vault, groin vault a compound vault in which barrel vaults intersect, forming arrises called groins. groin arch, groined arch one arched division of cross vaulting. groin centering 1. in groining without ribs, the centering of timber extended during construction under the whole surface. 2. in ribbed or groined work, the centering for the stone ribs, which need support until their arches are closed, after which the supports for the filling of the spandrils are sustained by the ribs themselves. groined vault grommet
- A junction at each side of the body where the lower abdomen joins the top of the thighs he had a dull pain in his groin. (note: for other terms referring to the groin, see inguinal.)
- One of a series of jetties constructed perpendicular to the shore to protect the beach against erosion.
Groin rib, английский
Groin vault, английский
Groin(ed) arch (one arch division of cross vaulting), английский
Groined rib., английский
Groined vault., английский
Groining, английский
- Any system of vaulting implying the intersection, at any angle, of simple vaults.
- A peculiar mode of submarine embankment; a quay run out transversely to the shore.
- Регулирование водотока с помощью полузапруд
Rib, английский
- Ребро
- Ribbed
- One of twenty-four curved bones which protect the chest (note: for other terms referring to the ribs, see words beginning with cost-, costo-.)
- Резинка(и), рубчик
- Рыбина (элемент набора)
- Топтимберс
- Rubberized inflatable boat.
- Routing information base
Rib, английский
Rib and groove topography, английский
A local scale topography composed of repeating, small, high-angle (slopes generally 20 - 90 %), tertiary spur ridges or mini-interfluves (ribs) separated by small, natural, narrow drainageways (grooves); the overall effect is a corrugated transverse surface, common on the mid and lower slopes of well dissected uplands in semi-arid to humid environments (e.g. basin and range, ozarks, etc.). micro-elevational differences generally range from < 3 to < 15 m. sw
Rib boss, английский
Rib cage, английский
The ribs and the space enclosed by them comment: the rib cage is formed of twelve pairs of curved bones. the top seven pairs, the true ribs, are joined to the breastbone in front by costal cartilage. the other five pairs of ribs, the false ribs, are not attached to the breastbone, though the 8th, 9th and 10th pairs are each attached to the rib above. the bottom two pairs, which are not attached to the breastbone at all, are called the floating ribs.
Rib dust, английский
Rib hole, английский
Rib knit, английский
A double-knit fabric in which the wales or vertical rows of stitches intermesh alternately on the face and the back. in other words, odd wales intermesh on one side of the cloth and even wales on the other. ribknit fabrics of this type have good elasticity, especially in the width.
Rib line, английский
Rib lining, английский
Rib mesh, английский
Rib pillar, английский
Rib pillar extraction, английский
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Flying rib, английский
A rib, 2 that is free of its masonry shell.
Transverse rib, английский
A rib in vaulting spanning the nave, aisle, or transept at right angles to its longitudinal axis and dividing its length into bays or compartments.
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