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Prismatic rustication
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
In elizabethan architecture, rusticated masonry with diamond-shaped projections worked on the face of every stone.
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Prismatic, английский
Prismatic billet molding, английский
A common norman molding consisting of a series of prisms, with alternate rows staggered.
Prismatic co-ordinate inspection machine, английский
Измерительный робот (координатно- измерительная машина) для контроля (измерения) корпусных деталей
Prismatic coefficient, английский
Призматический коэффициент
Prismatic color, английский
As pure a hue as possible with pigments, paint, inks, dyes, etc.
Prismatic compass, английский
- One so fitted with a glass prism for reading by reflection, that the eye can simultaneously observe an object and read its compass bearing.
- A hand-held compass on which a prism makes it possible to observe an object while simultaneously reading its bearing. often provided to small boats.
Prismatic effect by lens, английский
When light goes through a wedge shaped lens which is called a prism, it bends. light is also bent when it does not go through the center of a lens. it commonly occurs when the pupillary distance (pd) is not measured or made correctly.
Prismatic glass, английский
Rolled glass 1?8 to 1?4 in. (3.2 to 6.4 mm) thick, one face of which consists of parallel prisms that refract the transmitted light, thereby changing the direction of the light rays.
Prismatic glass., английский
Prismatic imbalance, английский
The difference in prism power in a pair of ophthalmic lenses at corresponding specified reference points.
Prismatic plane, английский
Prismatic quartz, английский
Prismatic system, английский
Prismatic telescope, английский
Prismatic vault, английский
A brick vault, 1 constructed of folded panels; particularly found in central europe in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Rusticated, английский
Said of cut stone having strongly emphasized recessed joints and smooth or roughly textured block faces; used to create an appearance of impregnability in banks, palaces, courthouses, etc. the border of each block may be rebated, chamfered, or beveled on all four sides, at top and bottom only, or on two adjacent sides; the face of the brick may be flat, pitched, or diamond-point, and if smooth may be hand- or machine-tooled.
Rusticated column, английский
Rusticating, английский
Applying a coarse texture on the face of clay bricks or stone.
Rustication, английский
- Рустика
- Временное исключение (студента) из университета rut-road дорога, изрытая колеями
Rustication strip, английский
A strip of wood, or the like, which is fixed to the surface of a concrete form to produce a groove or rustication in the concrete. rustic finish, washed finish a type of terrazzo topping in which the matrix is recessed by washing prior to setting, so as to expose the chips without destroying the bond between chip and matrix; a retarder sometimes is applied to the surface to facilitate this operation.
Architecture, английский
- Кабельная система здания топология локальной сети (шина, кольцо, звезда и т. п.)
- Форма и формат управления элементами стандартной транзакции.
- In networks, it is how the components are connected to and operate with one another. the term “network architecture” focuses on how fiber optic system elements communicate including functional organization (services) and configuration (topology and communications)
- A domestic picturesque patterned after its chalet prototype in switzerland; usually a two-story house built of rough-cut lumber to enhance its rustic appearance; often a front-gabled, shingled roof of moderate pitch, occasionally a jerkinhead roof; bracketed eaves having a significant overhang; exposed rafters; often, walls of board-and-batten construction; porches typically have flat balusters with cut-outs or stickwork. occasionally
- Конструкция (робота) см. также struсturе оf rоbоt
- N архитектура cognition, mind
- Архитектура
- See naval architecture.
- Общество по использованию эвм в технике, планировании и архитектуре
- A set of values, constraints, guidance, and practices that support the active evolution of the planning, designing, and construction of a system. the approach evolves over time, while simultaneously supporting the needs of current customers. 8 architecture can refer to sets of components in a computing system and their operational interrelationships as well as other important configurations such as the architecture of a neural network, which captures the patterns of connectivity within and between layers of units in the network model. artificial general intelligence (agi): a phrase that has been used to capture the possibility of developing more general ai capabilities, in distinction to the typically narrow capabilities of ai systems that have been developed to date. some use the term to refer to the prospect of achieving more human-like intelligence, developing ai systems with the ability to perform many of the intellectual tasks that humans are capable of doing, or developing systems that might employ a wide range of skills across multiple domains of expertise. artificial intelligence (ai): the ability of a computer system to solve problems and to perform tasks that have traditionally required human intelligence to solve. 603 p
- The basic design of a computer’s hardware. computers with different architecture, such as the pc and the mac, cannot run each others’ programs.
- The data-handling capacity of a microprocessor.
- The design of application software incorporating protocols and the means for expansion and interfacing with other programs.
- The physical construction or design of a computer system and its components.
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Vicarage, английский
In england, the home or residence of a vicar. vicat apparatus a penetration device used in the testing of hydraulic cements and similar materials to measure their consistency and their initial and final setting times.
Duplex receptacle, английский
In electric wiring, two receptacles, combined as a single unit, for installation in an outlet box. duplex receptacle durability 1. the ability of a material, component, assembly, or building to resist weathering action, chemical attack, abrasion, and other
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