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Houses constructed in
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England at the beginning of the 17th century. prodomos 1. a lobby or vestibule. 2.a pronaos.
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Construct, английский
- V составлять (предложе- ние)
- A hypothetical variable or system which does not purport to accurately represent or model given observations but has a heuristic or interpretative value concerning them. constructs may be (1) ideal types as the economist`s concept of rational behavior. rationality can be formalized, leads to elaborate constructions for the motivation of economic behavior and stimulates empirical inquiries into why actual behavior does not quite conform to it. constructs maybe (2) hypothetical entities, processes or mechanisms which would explain the connections between observed causes and consequences if those entities, processes or mechanisms existed. human memory is such a construct. it bridges the gap between past experiences and current behavior. psychological examples are the freudian id, ego, and super ego for which physiological evidence is principally unavailable. finally, constructs may be (3) the algorithms capable of generating (->generative) a certain process or product without evidence for whether this rather than another computational procedure is followed in practice. computer simulation of an economy exemplifies the case where the computer algorithm is known to be entirely different from (but in the aggregate (->aggregation) not incompatable with) the reasoning that may go on in the marketplace. theory in computational linguistics similarly aims to construct mental processes algorithmically.
- A structured piece of code formed from various syntax elements. examples are expressions (try … with, if…then…else, etc.), function definitions (let … = …), and type declarations (type … = …).
Construct a path, английский
Составить путь; построить маршрут
Construct validity, английский
Descriptive of a test-setter`s ability precisely to determine and explain what is being tested.
Constructability, английский
Constructed, английский
Построенный
Constructed encoding, английский
Constructed generic type, английский
A generic type whose generic type parameters have been specified. a constructed type or method can be an open generic type if some of its type arguments are type parameters of enclosing types or methods, or a closed generic type if all of its type arguments are real types.
Constructed type, английский
Сложный тип
Constructed value, английский
Расчетная стоимость
Constructed wetland, английский
Constructio [onis, f], латинский
Constructio [onis, f] (murorum, navium, pontium, viarum), латинский
Constructio, onis, f, латинский
Construction, французский
Construction, английский
- Конструкция; сооружение, постройка; строительство
- Конструкция; сооружение; постройка; строительство
- Most commonly applied to elastomer‑based
- N конструкция (предложения и т.п. ) | a конструкционный grammar causative ~ каузативная конструкция comparative ~ сравнительная конструкция coordinated ~ сочиненная конструкция left branching ~ конструкция с левосторон- ним ветвлением morphological ~ морфологическая конструкция multiple branching ~ конструкция с много- членным ветвлением nominal ~ именная конструкция prepositional ~ предложная конструкция right branching ~ конструкция с правосто- ронним ветвлением syntactic ~ синтаксическая конструкция
- Конструкция
- In naval architecture, is to give the ship such a form as may be most suitable for the service for which she is designed. in navigation, it is the method of ascertaining a ship`s course by trigonometrical diagrams. (see inspection.)
- Американский институт деревянных конструкций ака also known as также известный под названием (об изделиях, материалах и т.п.)
- Американский институт стальных конструкций
- Американское общество по строительству с применением бетонных и железобетонных конструкций
- Возможные изменения постоянной нагрузки (на конструкцию) в процессе строительства
- Договор (подряда) на строительство
- Метод вакуум-бетониро- всния при изготовлении мостовых конструкций
- Национальная ассоциация женщин-строителей (сша)
- How a particular pattern is woven and which components are used. for example, jacquard, plain weave, basket weave, dobby.
- Как плетется тот или иной узор и какие компоненты используются. например, жаккард, полотняное переплетение, корзиночное переплетение, добби.
- Строительный объект
Construction (organisee) en chaine, французский
Construction -, английский
Строительный чертёж
Construction -s, английский
Строительные материалы
Construction a titre d`autofinancement, французский
Construction adhesive, английский
Any adhesive used to assemble primary building
Construction administrator, английский
An individual who oversees the responsibilities of a contract for construction. these responsibilities include reviewing and certifying the amount due to the contractor, preparing change orders, and conducting site inspections to determine dates of substantial completion and final completion. compare with construction manager.
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Architecture of, английский
- England before the angle valve anglo-saxon architecture angstrom 40 animal glue, hide glue a glue made from the bones, hide, horns, and connective tissues of animals; when used hot, it develops strong bonds; has poor water resistance.
- Louisiana, a roofed porch, usually open-sided, often extending across the entire front, across the front and one or more sides, or completely around the building on the upper level. gable roof 450 gable roof gable wall gable window 1. a window in a gable. 2.a window shaped like a gable. gaboon, okoume a wood resembling african mahogany but softer and lighter in weight. gadroon, godroon an ornament composed chiefly of ovoid or more elongated bosses regularly repeated, side by side.
- Louisiana, primarily in the 18th century, upright cypress stakes, driven into the ground in front of a house; similar in appearance to a picket fence.
- Louisiana, vertical wood framing having brick infilling. briquette-entre-poteaux in french vernacular
- Mesoamerica.
- Spanish religious orders, especially
- Louisiana, a relatively inexpensive, porous brick that was once used to fill the spaces between upright posts and diagonal braces in a home of timber-framed construction; often found in poteaux-en-terre houses; usually the entire brick-filled exterior surface was finished with a coat of lime plaster to protect the surface; then often covered with clapboard. many twostory town houses and houses of well-to-do planters had basement walls of brick and upper walls of briquette- entre-poteaux. also
Climate of, английский
England and france can be
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