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Murus
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A wall of stone or brick, built as a defense and fortification around an ancient roman town. also
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Fortification, английский
The art by which a place is so fortified that a given number of men occupying it may advantageously oppose a superior force. the same word also signifies the works that cover and defend a place. fortification is defensive when surrounding a place so as to render it capable of defence against besiegers; and offensive when comprehending the various works for conducting a siege. it is natural when it opposes rocks, woods, marshes, ravines, &c., to impede the progress of an enemy; and artificial, when raised by human ingenuity to aid the advantages of the ground. the latter is again subdivided into permanent and field fortification: the one being constructed at leisure and of permanent materials, the other raised only for temporary purposes.
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Slippage, английский
- In built-up roofing, the lateral movement between adjacent plies; esp. occurs on sloping roofs. slipper 1. on a running mold, a metal shoe that slides on the running rule. 2.
- Slip 2
- Проскальзывание belt ~ проскальзывание ленты (конвейера)
- The amount of time that a task has been delayed from its original baseline plan. the slippage is the difference between the scheduled start or finish date for a task and the baseline start or finish date.
- Sliding or slipping of the filling threads over the warp ends (or vice versa), which leaves open spaces in the fabric. slippage results from a loose weave or unevenly matched warp and filling. slit-film yarn: yarn of a flat, tape-like character produced by slitting an extruded film.
- The difference between estimated transactions costs and actual transactions costs. the difference usually represents revisions to price difference or spread and commission costs.
Socketing, английский
In timber construction, the connection of one member with another by fitting it into a mating cavity in the second one. socket outlet 1. british term for receptacle outlet. 2.
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