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Nosing strip
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In stair construction, a molding which has the same profile as the nosing on the stair treads. half-dovetail notch, halved-and-lapped notch, lap notch, log notch, round notch, saddle notch, single notch, single-saddle notch, square notch, v-notch.
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Nos, польский
Nos, латинский
Nos, испанский
Acrónimo de network operations support [soporte de operaciones de red]
Nos, шведский
Nos, английский
- Nonorthogonal spacing
- National operational satellite
- Night observation surveillance (program)
- Nimbus operational system
- Nosing
- Numbers
- National ocean service (u.s.); national ocean survey (u.s.)
- National ocean survey
- Network operating system.
- Сетевая операционная система
- Nitrogen-oxygen station
- Network operating system n.o.s. not otherwise specified (dgr)
Nos jeux, французский
Nosa, английский
Nosampling error, английский
Постоянная ошибка; систематическая ошибка
Nosc, английский
- Network operation service center
- Navy ordnance systems command
- National oceans systems center
Nosce те ipsum, латинский
(лат., греч. gnothi seauton — познай самого себя) — см. самопознание.
Noscere, латинский
Noscere [o, novi, notum], латинский
Noscere, o, novi, notum, латинский
Noscitur a sociis, латинский
Узнаешь человека по его товарищам
Nose, английский
- The machined or point end of a crossing near the point of intersection.
- The part of the face or facial region in humans and certain animals that contains the nostrils and the organs of smell and functions as the usual passageway for air in respiration; in humans it is a prominence in the center of the face formed of bone and
- Носовая часть; носовой
- Nariz
- An organ through which a person breathes and smells her nose is running liquid mucus is dripping from her nose he blew his nose he blew air through his nose into a handkerchief to get rid of mucus in his nose to speak through your nose to speak as if your nose is blocked, so that you say ‘b’ instead of ‘m’ and ‘d’ instead of ‘n’ comment: the nose is formed of cartilage and small bones making the bridge at the top. it leads into two passages, the nostrils, which in turn lead to the nasal cavity, divided in two by the septum. the nasal passages connect with the sinuses, with the ears through the eustachian tubes, and with the pharynx. the receptors which detect smell are in the top of the nasal passage.
- Нос парусной доски
- Often used to denote the stem of a ship. also, a neck of land: naes, or ness.
- The lead face of the crown of a diamond bit.
- A nose is the person responsible for creating the formula of a fragrance. while a creative director or brand may be involved in conceptualizing, the nose is the one with the training and expertise to actually combine the precise ingredients- noses often have advanced degrees in chemistry, which are required for entry at many of the world`s top perfumery schools.
Nose, английский
Nose, английский
Nose, английский
Nose, английский
Nose, английский
Nose (of the bit), английский
Торец бурового долота о
Construction, французский
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Axial force diagram, английский
In statics, a graphical representation of the axial load acting at each section of a structural member, plotted to scale and with proper sign as an ordinate at each point of the member and along a reference line representing the length of the member. axial load, axial force the resultant longitudinal internal component of force which acts perpendicular to the cross section of a structural member and at its centroid, producing uniform stress.
Footing piece, английский
In staging, one of the horizontal transverse members which support the platform.
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