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Meridian stone
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A stone placed along a meridian (i.e., an accurately determined line running north and south) to delineate the eastern or western boundary of a town or village.
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Meridian, английский
- Меридиан
- Ophthalmic lens power is specified according to a pattern similar to the face of a clock. the horizontal (180) merdian would be a line passing through the three and the nine. the vertical (090) meridian would be a line passing through six and twelve. the one to seven line would be the 060 meridian and the ten to four line is the 150 meridian. metallic (reflexive) mirrors – these coated lenses reduce visible light by 25% to 35% using 1 to 3 layers of metal. metallic mirrors should be applied to lenses with a base tint of at least 50% density for maximum effect.
- In acupuncture and chinese medicine, one of the pathways in the body along which its energy is believed to flow merkel’s cells merkel’s cells / m!
- An imaginary circle on the earth’s surface running through the north and south poles. the longitudinal equivalent of a latitudinal parallel.
Meridian alignment moment, английский
Meridian conver, английский
Meridian error, английский
The deviation of a transit-instrument from the plane of the meridian at the horizon; it is also termed the azimuthal error.
Meridian seeking gyroscope, английский
Meridian seeking instrument, английский
Meridian time (gmt), английский
Zero (0) hours utc is midnight in greenwich, england, which lies on the zero longitudinal meridian.
Meridian, of the earth, английский
Is an imaginary great circle passing through the zenith and the poles, and cutting the equator at right angles. when the sun is on the meridian of any place, it is mid-day there, and at all places situated under the same meridian.—first meridian is that from which the longitude is reckoned. magnetic meridian is not a great circle but a wavy line uniting those poles. in common acceptation, a meridian is any line supposed to be drawn from the north to the south pole; therefore a place being under the same meridian as another place, is either due north or south of it.—plane of the meridian is the plane of this great circle, and its intersection with the sensible horizon is called the meridian line.—the meridian transit of a heavenly body is the act of passing over the said plane, when it is either due north or south of the spectator.— ante meridiem, or a.m., before noon.—post meridiem, or p.m., after noon.
Meridiana *, английский
Meridianus, латинский
Meridianus [a, um], латинский
Stone, английский
- The hard substance, formed of mineral matter, of which rocks consist
- Same as "cue ball"
- В выражениях типа stone-most (самый клевый) или stone-crazy (совсем свихнувшийся) выражает высшую или крайнюю степень чего-л. (buddy guy, stone crazy).
- 1. same as calculus (informal ) (note: for other terms referring to stones, see words beginning with lith-, litho-, or ending with -lith.) 2. a measure of weight equal to 14 pounds or 6.35 kilograms he tried to lose weight and lost three stone. she weighs eight stone ten (i.e. 8 stone 10 pounds).
- Piedra // cálculo
- N камень rosetta stopi
- The old term for a gun-flint.
- Commonly, although incorrectly, used as a syn-nonym for diamond.
- Камень; каменный блок
Stone, английский
Stone a e rock, английский
Stone band, русский
Stone band, английский
Stone bind, английский
Stone block paving, английский
Stone bolt, английский
In masonry construction, a bolt which is fixed in mortar for supporting a member.
Stone box, английский
Caisse à pierres
Determined, английский
- A предопределённый
- Определенный
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Spur stone, английский
A stone post or block, set at the corners of archways, or the like, to protect the corners from damage by vehicles.
Bushhammer finish, английский
A stone or concrete surface dressed with a bushhammer; used decoratively or to provide a roughened traction surface for treads, floors, and pavements. bushing 1. in plumbing, a pipe fitting which is threaded on both the inside and the outside so that it can be used to connect two pipes (or other fittings) of different sizes. 2. a sleeve which screws into, or is otherwise fastened to, an opening in order to prevent mechanical abrasion or damage to a cable, rod, or the like, which passes through it.
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