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Underground piping
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Piping in direct contact with, and covered by, earth.
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Pip, английский
- Proximal interphalangeal
- (s) point - (пункт) минимально возможное изменение цены, последняя цифра написания валютного курса; для займов, 1% количества ссуды; для акций $1; для облигации, 1% номинальной стоимости (обычно 10 долларов, 1% от 1000 долларов);
- Polaris improvement program
- Predicted impact point
- Product improvement program
- Pulsed integrated pendulum
- Used for listed equity securities. smallest unit of a currency (i.e., cents for us dollars).
- Plug in panel
- Product improvement package/programme
- Program implementation plan (faa)
- Property investment panel
Pip, английский
Pip, английский
A pip stands for a pool in pool. an inflatable pool which you put inside your own pool, and you and your friends can just chill in the pip with all of your clothes on. it acts as a boat, but is much more comfortable. example lets go pipping. as in, lets do the deed of sitting in a pip.
Pip, английский
Pip, английский
Proximal interphalangeal
Pip, английский
Pip, шведский
Pip, итальянский
E utilizzato per esprimere differenziali di prezzo, e rappresenta un centesimo di 1% del valore facciale.
Pip amplifier, английский
Импульсный усилитель
Pip count, английский
In internet backgammon, the minimum total of dice rolls that is needed to move a player’s checkers around and off the board. pipe (n)
Pip integrator, английский
Импульсный интегратор
Pip(s) point, английский
Pip(s), point, английский
Минимально возможное изменение цены (последняя цифра написания валютного курса).
Pipa, шведский
Pipa, латинский
Pipa, английский
Pulsed integrating pendulum accelerometer
Pipa (v.), шведский
Pipage, английский
Плата, взимаемая за перекачку по трубопроводу
Pipare [1], латинский
Pipe, английский
- Tuyau;tube
- Proton induced photon emission
- A continuous tubular conduit, generally leakproof, for the transport of liquids and gases.
- A vertical , often of sheet metal, downlight downspout window; permits ventilation at the meeting rail while avoiding a draft at the sill; also called a draft stop.
- A measure of wine containing two hogsheads, or 125 gallons, equal to half a tun. also, a peculiar whistle for summoning the men to duty, and directing their attention by its varied sounds. (see call.)
- [1] to transmit an order by boatswain’s call (whistle), when necessary followed by a verbal command. [2] to give a traditional visitor’s salute by boatswain’s call. (from the latin pipare = cheep like a bird.) [3] a measure of wine equal to two hogsheads = 125 gallons or 568 liters. (probably from the french for a barrel in which wine was shipped.)
- A tube of common steel, usually threaded externally on each end to permit joining two or more lengths together by means of internally threaded couplings. compare drill pipe.
- See: private investment in public equity
- The central cavity formed by contraction in metal, especially ingots, during solidification.
- The defect in wrought or cast products resulting from such a cavity.
- An extrusion defect due to the oxidized surface of the billet flowing toward the center of the rod at the back end. (4) a tubular metal product, cast or wrought.
- Longitudinal centerline discontinuity inherent in ingots, imparted to some rolled metal and consisting of a concavity or voids.
- (1) longitudinal centerline discontinuity inherent in ingots or imparted to some rolled metal and consisting of a concavity or voids. may also be called worm holes. (2) cast or wrought tubular product.
- A hollow steel tube that transports fluids. pipes used in oil fields are: casing, drill pipes, tubing, and line pipes.
Pipe, английский
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Concealed piping, английский
Piping which usually requires the removal of permanent construction to gain access to it.
Cross main, английский
Pipes which supply the branch lines, 2, either directly or through risers.
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