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Squared rubble
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Wall construction in which squared stones of various sizes are combined in patterns that make up courses as high as or higher than the tallest stones.
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Rubble, английский
- Rough stones of irregular shapes and sizes; used in rough, uncoursed work in the construction of walls, foundations, and paving.
- Loose, unconsolidated overburden consisting mostly of large angular rocks intermixed with a small amount of soil or earthy material. run. 1. the length of feed or the advance made by a bit before it becomes necessary to rechuck the rods. feeds on diamond drills are 1 to 3 feet long; thus a 3-foot advance on a machine equipped with a 3-foot feed screw or quill would be one run. compare pull 2. 2. sometimes used as a synonym for round trip. 3. to operate a drill or other machine. 4. as used by churn drillers, the footage of a bore hole from which the cuttings are collected as a single sample. 5. soft, earthy or sandy materials that will not hold together or stand when wetted are said to "run."
- Бутовый камень, бут; каменные обломки, рваный камень
- An accumulation of loose angular rock fragments, commonly overlying outcropping rock; the unconsolidated equivalent of a breccia. compare - scree, talus. gg
Rubble arch, английский
Rubble ashlar wall, английский
A rubble wall which has an ashlar facing. rubble concrete 1. concrete similar to cyclopean concrete except that small stones (such as one man can handle) are used. 2. concrete made with rubble from demolished structures.
Rubble concrete, английский
Rubble drain, английский
Rubble masonry, английский
Rubble mound, английский
Rubble size, английский
Rubble stone concreting, английский
Rubble stone masonry, английский
Stone masonry composed of irregularly shaped units bonded by mortar.
Rubble wall, английский
A wall, either coursed or uncoursed, of rubble.
Rubble-mound, английский
Rubbleman, английский
Rubblerock, английский
Rubblestone, английский
Rubblework, английский
- Stone masonry built of rubble.
- Бутовая кладка (конструкция)
Rubblework., английский
Rubblework. snipe’s-bill a carpenter’s plane with a sharp arris used to form the quirks, 1 in moldings., английский
Squar, английский
Main-sail. see main-sail.
Square, английский
- A cigarette example hey, can i bum a square?
- A unit of measure-100 square feet-usually applied to roofing and siding material. also, a situation that exists when two elements are at right angles to each other. also a tool for checking this.
- Квадратный
- Результат операции по покупке и продаже валюты, где при¬быль равна убытку.
- To place at right angles with the mast or keel and parallel to the horizon e.g., "to square the yards."
- A квадратный bracket
- An instrument formed by a stock and a tongue fixed at right angles. also, in the army, a formation of infantry devised to resist cavalry. (see hollow square and rallying square.) also, a term peculiarly appropriated to the yards and their sails. thus, when the yards hang at right angles with the mast they are said to be “square by the lifts;” when perpendicular to the ship`s length, they are “square by the braces;” but when they lie in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the keel, they are “square by the lifts and braces.” the yards are said to be very square when they are of extraordinary length, and the same epithet is applied to their sails with respect to their breadth. also, a figure composed of four equal sides and four right angles, is the square of geometry.
- [1] to brace the yards at right angles to the keel. [2] the upper part of an anchor shank. [3] the area at the foot of a hatchway. [4] a rectangular tray on which seamen’s victuals were served (see square meal).
- Академическая шапочка с плоским квадратным верхом
Square, английский
Construction, французский
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Evaporable water, английский
Water in set cement paste which is present in capillaries or held by surface forces; measured as that water which is removable by drying under specified conditions.
Dwarf wainscoting, английский
Wainscot that is restricted to the lower part of a wall. dwarf wall 1. a wall of less height than a story of a building. 2. a wall which supports the sleeper joists under the lowest floor of a building.
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