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Brush graining
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
An imitation effect of wood grain; produced by drawing a clean dry brush through a dark liquid stain, applied over a dry, light base coat.
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Brush, английский
- Commonly refers to undesirable shrubs and small trees.
- Growth of small trees and shrubs (24).
- Щетка
- A move; a skirmish.
- Кисть
- Кисть; щётка
Brush, английский
Brush, английский
Brush -, английский
Щёточный фильтр
Brush a road, английский
To cover or fill mudholes, swampy places, and other depressions in a logging road to make it passable for vehicles (8).
Brush angle, английский
Угол кисти
Brush application, английский
Brush cleaner, английский
Brush coat i ng, английский
Brush cut, английский
To clear away brush from a trail, survey line, or tree before working (8).
Brush discharge, английский
Brush disposal, английский
Getting rid of slash on a logging operation (19).
Brush flatness, английский
Плоскостность кисти
Brush handle, английский
Логический номер кисти; индекс кисти; описатель кисти
Brush hardness, английский
Жесткость кисти
Brush hook, английский
Brush house., английский
Brush interlock, английский
Блокировка контактных щеток
Brush lines, английский
Brush maker, английский
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Stucco marble, английский
An imitation marble (faux marbre) made of stucco; occasionally used in european church architecture of the baroque period (17th and 18th centuries). various colors of stucco were allowed to run together when wet so as to achieve a desired visual effect.
Neutral axis, английский
An imaginary line in a beam, shaft, or other member, subjected to bending, where there is no tension or compression and where no deformation takes place. neutral conductor 1. in an electric circuit consisting of three or more conductors, the electric conductor that usually is so energized that the voltages between it and the other conductors are equal in magnitude. 2. in a three-phase threewire electrical circuit: a conductor whose potential differences between it and each of the other conductors are equal in magnitude and equally spaced in phase.
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